Impact Organizes Soccer Camp In Italy
April 13, 2009 - USL First Division (USL-1)
Montreal Impact News Release
MONTREAL - The Montreal Impact announced Monday the start of a soccer clinic in Italy, from July 4 to 12, in Florence. Organized in collaboration with the OSA Soccer Academy, this one week clinic will allow young players (10 to 14 years old) to live a unique experience, combining sports and culture.
"It's a first for the Impact," said Impact president Joey Saputo. "The trip will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Not only are they training in a professional environment with qualified coaches and an Impact representative, but furthermore, they will do it in Italy, where soccer is the sport of excellence. They will also have the chance to taste Italian culture."
The week will be composed of 18 hours of soccer training under the supervision of the OSA staff, a visit at the Italian museum of soccer, a visit to Rome, half-day in Pisa. Participants will also benefit from four hours of Italian classes, in a classroom and during educational outings.
The cost per participant is $2750 and includes airfare, housing, meals, insurances, activities and an official Impact uniform. Parents and other family members are also welcome to make the trip. The Impact will facilitate arrangements for the hotel and the flight. To register, please call at 514.328.3668 (Ext. 250). Places are limited.
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