Following the success of the camp in Venezuela, Real Oviedo Camps will next land in Panama. The Real Oviedo Foundation will work hand-in-hand with the DFT Foundation and its director Diego Toro, carrying out the activity for footballers from the Central American country.
The Real Oviedo Soccer Camp, as the camp will be called in Panama, will have a grand debut on Tuesday 14th June. The presentation will be attended by numerous local entities, the Director of the Real Oviedo Foundation, César Martín, the Sports Minister of Panama, the LaLiga Delegate for Central America, the Panama National Team Coach, Thomas Christensen, as well as the Presidents of the Panamanian Football Federation and of the Panamanian league.
It will also see a moment for the reunion between 'old' friends, since César Martín and Thomas Christiansen were Real Oviedo teammates in the nineties.
With this arrival in Panama, Real Oviedo takes a further step in its brand expansion around the planet, while exporting the methodology and talent of the Foundation.
Throughout the next week, in two evening shifts, Real Oviedo coaches will carry out tryouts with the participants, in which they will seek to continue with their training and football development, providing a great incentive for the Panamanian youngsters.
The two players to demonstrate the greatest talent, as in Venezuela, will travel to Oviedo for a one-month stay, to train with the Real Oviedo youth academy.
