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20 April 2021, 19h10

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Football Holiday Camp
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Following its international expansion plan and considering the gradual return to sports, Benfica has just confirmed a new partnership with CoachenEvents, a Swedish company with more than 10 years of experience organizing football camps, allowing Benfica to organize a Football Camp in the city of Djursholm, north of Stockholm.

For boys and girls born between 2005-2011, this Camp will take place between August 9 and 13 and will also have a special program for Goalkeepers. 

Coaches from Sport Lisboa e Benfica will work together with Swedish coaches, guarantying the methodological supervision of all activities and ensuring that hundreds of boys and girls will be able to have the unique experience of training The Benfica Way and be a part of a project which is a world reference in the training of young footballers. 

With more than 100 participants already registered and striding to full capacity, we are looking forward to share this experience with all Swedish kids. 

 More information about the Training CampHERE.

 

Photos: SL Benfica
Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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