This Thursday, June 20, the third stage of the agreement between the Government of Misiones and FC Bayern Munich will begin. They will preselect young people from the 2008 and 2009 categories, from all locations. They begin the path to be able to represent the province in Germany.
Within the framework of the third stage of the training process for soccer players of the agreement between the Government of Misiones and the renowned German club FC Bayern Munich, the coordination team will carry out the selective tests prior to the final stage. The selection will begin on Thursday, June 20 and only dozens of boys from each municipality will be chosen. of which there will then be 10 at the provincial level who will be able to travel to Germany.
“We are starting the third stagewhich will officially take place on Thursday of next week, during this stage we will tour the entire province for a month. The first week will be in San Pedro, San Vicente and Aristóbulo del Valle will follow, then we will go down to Iguazú, Eldorado, Oberá, Jardín América and finally Posadas,” stated the coordinator. Rosemary Dartin an interview with Channel 12.
Road to Germany
As he explained, during this stage boys from category 2008 and 2009 that have a unique approach when playing. In addition, 100 young people will be chosen from the applicants who will travel to the Crucero del Norte club on August 12 for the final phase, which will consist of a tournament among the selected young people.
“In the last instance, the representatives of Germany will come, who choose 10 boys to travel to that country and represent Misiones and Argentina in the Bayern Youth Cup 2024,” he added.
Finally, Romero highlighted the great football progress that the province has made and stressed that there is great raw material. “The level of the missionary boys is very good, but what is missing is to work even more and train young people so that tomorrow they can be professional playersand that would be partly the objective of this program.”
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