Official: Sporting sign deal that could bring young talents to Alvalade | OneFootball

Sporting signed protocol agreements this Tuesday with several of the club’s Núcleos (supporter branches) spread across the country, specifically those of Solar do Norte, Aveiro, Ançã, and Olhão. In the statement published on the official website, the leonine emblem notes that this ultimately strengthens the connection, this time between the Alcochete Academy and the aforementioned associations that represent various members of the green and whites.

In this way, a partnership is reinforced that could even bring several young players from the various Sporting Poles to the main Academy. At the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy, all the presidents of the four Núcleos in question were present, as well as Carlos Tavares, Pedro Ilharco, and Rodolfo Silva, Sporting’s local scouting representatives, and Ricardo Correia, coordinator of the club’s strategy, evaluation, and talent department.

In statements to the Club’s media, Paulo Gomes, co-general director of the Academy, highlighted the moment. “It is very important for Sporting to have this connection with its Núcleos spread throughout the country. These four, in particular, work in harmony with Sporting’s youth football. They dignify and showcase the work done by Sporting at the local and regional level,” he stated.

In turn, Rúben Santos, president of the Sporting Núcleo of Aveiro, pointed out that “it is very important to emphasize this connection,” while Armando Jesus, president of the Núcleo of Ançã, considered as a motto “to live Sporting 24 hours a day and be useful to the club”. “It is important for talent to be realized, and the result is measured by the number of athletes who enter the Academy each year,” added António Magalhães, leader of Solar do Norte, the leonine Núcleo of the city of Porto, while António Cerejo, his counterpart at the Núcleo of Olhão, corroborated: “Year after year we have consolidated this relationship with the Academy and we want to continue investing in the development of this partnership.”

It is worth remembering that the founder of the Sporting Núcleo of Leiria, Bernardes Dinis, recently used his social media to report the damage caused by the floods to the Sporting Museum space in Leiria, which houses numerous items related to the Club of Alvalade.

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