EUROSPINS Returns for Second Edition with Expanded Asian Partnership

ETTU is pleased to announce the second edition of the EUROSPINS development programme, continuing its successful cooperation with the Korea Table Tennis Association while expanding the initiative through the participation of two additional leading Asian associations Japan and Chinese Taipei.

Following the successful launch of the programme, the new cycle will once again consist of two training camps designed to provide Europe’s most promising young players with valuable international experience and high-level training opportunities.

The first camp will take place in Gangneung, Korea, from 3 to 12 September 2026, while the second camp is scheduled for Easter 2027 in Europe, with the host location to be confirmed.

The programme is open to players born after 1 January 2010.

A full presentation of the EUROSPINS programme will be delivered during the coaches’ meeting at the European Youth Championships in Gondomar on 11 July 2026. Player selection for the programme will be made immediately after the conclusion of the championships.

To further support participating athletes, ETTU will also cover the cost of an additional hotel night for players who decide to remain in Korea to compete in the subsequent WTT tournaments.

The detailed programme presentation and camp schedule are available in the attached documents.

ETTU looks forward to welcoming coaches in Gondomar and launching another exciting edition of the EUROSPINS development programme.

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