Eurotalents Pre-Selection Camp II commenced in Kiskunfélegyháza

August 11, 2021
5:23 pm
Development

From August 9^th until 16^th Hungarian town of Kiskunfélegyháza will host Eurotalents Pre-Selection Camp II.

Coaches on duty in camp are Ferenc KARSAI (HUN) Attila HALMAI (HUN) and Renata STRBIKOVA (CZE). They also has a support from 15 coaches from Hungary. They work with 57 players from 16 countries and 23 player’s coaches.

“ We expressed our great satisfaction with the response of our young players and their coaches as well as with the kindness and excellent organization of the entire camp. We have accommodation in a newly arranged student dormitory and we have top training with as many as 15 local coaches who work individually many balls technical training.Tomorrow we will have a short seminar for coaches with current topics in the field of the current situation of our sport ” said ETTU Development Manager Neven CEGNAR.

At the end of the training camp coaches will evaluate and select the best young players who will join those who have already been selected in Podgorica at the first Eurotalents Pre-Selection camp.

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