Women’s national teams strengthen unity at general coordination meeting | OneFootball

The Women's National Teams Department of the CBF held a strategic meeting on Thursday (19th) with the participation of all professionals involved in the teams. The main objective of the meeting was to strengthen integration between areas and categories, promoting process alignment and consolidating an increasingly connected operation between the youth and the Main National Team.

The program was structured to ensure a systemic view of the department, encouraging the exchange of information and the collective construction of guidelines. One of the main focuses was reinforcing integration as a strategic pillar, ensuring standardization of methodologies, process optimization, and greater efficiency in team management.

The Women's National Teams Department of the CBF holds a meeting for integration between categoriesCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

Integration between areas and processes

During the meeting, all areas presented their workflows, protocols, and plans for the coming months. Operational and strategic topics were discussed, involving logistics, materials, health, performance, and athlete support, always emphasizing integrated action between sectors.

The Main National Team's Medical Department, for example, shared its monitoring protocols, highlighting the importance of continuous monitoring of health, well-being, and performance of athletes in all categories.

Lygia Neder, doctor of the Main Women's National Team during the meetingCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

Development and training in youth categories

In the pedagogical area, initiatives aimed at strengthening the educational training of athletes in the youth categories were presented, reinforcing the department's commitment to comprehensive development both on and off the field.

The integration with training clubs was also highlighted, considered essential for aligning educational and sports guidelines, as well as the continuous monitoring of school performance and the development of athletes in their original environments.

The approach with clubs strengthens the women's football ecosystem and contributes to more consistent and aligned training between the National Team and the national youth base.

Gabriel Mastrodomenico, manager of the youth categories, alongside Cris Gambaré, coordinator of the Women's National TeamsCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

Technical alignment and integration between categories

The technical committee of the Main National Team and the youth categories actively participated in the discussions, promoting the alignment of concepts, methodologies, and work routines.

The integration between categories was one of the central points of the meeting, strengthening the connection between training processes and the highest level of performance, ensuring a more structured transition of athletes throughout the cycle.

Coach Arthur Elias also participated in the meeting. Next to him, the Main Women's National Team's physical trainer, Marcelo RossettiCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

Department participation

The meeting was attended by representatives from all areas of the Women's National Teams Department, including coordination, planning, projects, technical committee, health, performance, and youth categories, in addition to administrative teams.

Among the participants were: Cris Gambaré (coordinator of the Women's National Teams), Gabriel Mastrodomenico (manager of the youth categories), Renata Mattos (planning), and Marina Figueiredo (projects).

Cris Gambaré, coordinator of the Women's National Teams, during a meeting with the departmentCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

The technical committees of all categories also participated: Arthur Elias and the Main National Team committee; Camilla Orlando and the newly completed U-20 National Team technical committee with the hiring of performance analyst Matheus Junior; Rilany Silva and the newly completed U-17 National Team committee with the arrival of Bia Vaz, who will be the technical assistant for the category and responsible for the U-15 National Team.

The meeting also included supervisors and other professionals who are part of the women's national teams' structure.

Bia Vaz and Rilany Silva attended the meeting side by sideCredits: Samara Moumei/CBF

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.