2023-06-26 08:04:46
“We tried to recreate the methodology of grassroots football, which has undergone a considerable revolution,” Juan Luna, director of the Mareo Campus, stressed yesterday before the arrival of the first participants in an event that is a classic in the summer of Sporting. Among the 118 in this first shift, 88 will stay at the rojiblancas facilities and 61 of them come from the Logroño Soccer School. “We have a strong bond,” Luna said.
There are already 700 registered, but the management hopes to reach 800 on campus, which will end on August 5. In the work team there will be a free time coordinator in front of ten monitors and a technical coordinator in front of ten coaches. In addition to training, the participants will enjoy complementary activities to soak up the rojiblancos “history and values”, as Luna extolled. Throughout the six shifts, young people from the United States, Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Italy will pass through Mareo.
Eric Allende, 8 years old and from the Logroño soccer school, is one of the rookies. “Last year I already wanted to come, but I couldn’t because of my age,” commented Allende, who is clear about his objective for this week. “Learn and have fun”, he assured that he seeks. As a goalkeeper, he wants to improve his skills under sticks. Adán de Mata, 11 years old, repeats the experience. “I had a great time when I came here,” confirmed he, who likes the position of midfielder. He also Mateo Riera, 14 years old. “I improved a lot in the pass and the vision of the game,” he said about his past stays in Gijón. This week is marked as a challenge to perfect the shot. “It is very comfortable and there is great teamwork,” said Riera.
“It is an exciting time,” declared Óscar Ochoa, a monitor who accompanied the expedition from Logroño on a trip that was delayed longer than expected due to a bus breakdown. Ahead, a week of football and coexistence before passing the baton to a new litter.
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