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Ma Yue Dong Jun
La Liga Academy Shanghai has inaugurated its new facilities with Javier Saviola, former Real Madrid and FC Barcelona player, attending the launch ceremony.
Ma Yue Dong Jun

Shot by Dong Jun. Edited by Dong Jun. Subtitles by Ma Yue.

La Liga Academy Shanghai has inaugurated its new facilities with Javier Saviola, former Real Madrid and FC Barcelona player, attending the launch ceremony and interacting with a group of young football enthusiasts.

Located at the Tianma Country Club in Songjiang District, La Liga Academy Shanghai is the Spanish top-tier league's first academy in eastern China. Its facilities include two 11-a-side natural grass pitches with changing rooms, showers, medical center and a seven-a-side indoor football pitch.

In cooperation with Tingho Holding, the academy will recruit young football talents under the age of 17. La Liga will provide tactical, technical, physical and psychological trainings to help them develop potential with advanced training methods and system.

Back of the net for La Liga Academy Shanghai
Ti Gong

The academy is located at the Tianma Country Club in Songjiang District.

The academy's sporting project will be coordinated by La Liga Technical director Víctor Campo who holds a UEFA PRO coaching license. He will lead the technical part, ensuring the application of the training concepts of the Spanish competition in programs.

The project will also include regular participation in tournaments and the possibility of training opportunities in Spain and other countries.

As La Liga ambassador Saviola explained, La Liga's methodology emphasizes the stimulation of talent and the individualization of the training process, considering that each player's development process requires different needs.

Back of the net for La Liga Academy Shanghai
Ti Gong

The academy is bright, modern and welcoming.

"Bringing La Liga Academy to a world-class city like Shanghai is a major step in our long-term commitment to football development in China," said Sergi Torrents, managing director of La Liga Greater China.

"It's about helping young kids grow through the game. By playing football and taking part in regular competitions, kids develop key values like discipline, a competitive mindset, respect for rules, and the ability to connect with others."

Student recruitment for the academy's new season has started. Those interested can dial hot line 21-57663553 for more information.


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