Learn about the Soccer Champions USA tour for aspiring student-athletes
The Soccer Champions USA tours represent a unique opportunity for young Italian soccer players who aspire to a college career in the United States through soccer. This program, the result of a collaboration with Tommaso Favaro, director and coach of soccer teams in America, offers an intensive week in the U.S. where participants can showcase themselves in front of coaches from various colleges.
During the tour, the kids participate in friendly matches and specific training sessions, all supervised by experts in the American college scene. This experience not only helps young soccer players gain exposure, but also provides valuable insight into the American sports and academic system, which is essential for those who dream of combining study with soccer at the college level.
This is the perfect opportunity to get closer to the American dream, combining passion for soccer and academic aspirations.
Are you ready to explore your options in the United States? Learn more about Soccer Champions USA tours and get closer to your university and athletic future.
Why choose Soccer Champions USA tours?
Soccer Champions USA tours offer an extraordinary opportunity for young Italian soccer players who wish to combine a college education with a sports career in the United States. Here are some reasons to consider this unique experience:
International exposure:
Participants have the chance to play in front of American college coaches, significantly increasing their chances of being recruited for college teams.
International exposure:
Through the tour, players can make important contacts in the world of American college soccer, opening doors to future opportunities in both soccer and academia.
High-level competition:
Through friendly matches and summer camps, players compete against top athletes, honing their skills and tactics in competitive settings
Personal and professional growth:
In addition to athletic development, kids have the opportunity to mature personally, improving their autonomy and adaptability in an international context.