BRAZILIAN FOOTBALL ACADEMY in Malaysia. : 2012

Monday, January 2, 2012

The dream to play professional football for a Brazilian club, will soon be a reality for soccer kids from Middle East, in Malaysia. 2013

A Saudi Arabian sponsor for football academy is looking for a training centre, complete with a Sports Complex in a nearby city centre with first-class accommodation in an apartment and an international school. A top Brazilian club will be invited to for a site inspection visit to Malaysia to promote Brazilian style-football academy in Malaysia

The Principle
Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, commonly just known as Corinthians (Portuguese pronunciation: [koˈɾĩtʃɐ̃s]), is a Brazilian football club based in the city of São Paulo. They play in the São Paulo state league, as well as the Brasileirão, Brazil's top national league. Corinthians was a founding member of the Clube dos 13 group of leading Brazilian football clubs.
Corinthians have won their state championship a record 26 times, the Brasileirão on five occasions, including a double in 1999, and the Copa do Brasil three times; in South America, they reached the quarterfinals of the Copa Sudamericana in 2005, were Copa CONMEBOL and Copa Libertadores semifinalists in 1994 and 2000 respectively, and won the FIFA Club World Cup in 2000, where the Timão ended their 90-year wait for international honors, defeating Vasco da Gama 4–3 in the final, which was held at the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro. The Timão play their home games at the Pacaembu, which currently holds up to 40,199 spectators. In 2013, Corinthians are due to move to their new home of Novo Estádio do Corinthians, which will have a capacity of 65,000. Corinthians' home kit is white shirts, with black shorts, accompanied by white socks, this combination has been used since 1920. Nike are the kit manufacturers and the main shirt sponsor is Neo Química.
Corinthians is Brazil's richest football club in terms of revenue, with an annual revenue of $132.1m (€92.5m), and the most valuable club in the nation, worth over $540.5m (€378.4m) in 2011.^[1] During their history, the club has been known by a number of nicknames, including Timão (Big team in English), due to their popularity in Brazil. The Club is the second most popular in Brazil. Between 2004 and 2007, three different surveys were conducted by the research firms Ibope, Data Folha and CNT/Sensus to measure which was the favorite football team in Brazil. According to the results, Corinthians was preferred by 13.2% to 15% of the Brazilian population, which represents approximately 25 to 29 million fans. There are also several Corinthians' organized fan clubs of football factories, among them Gaviões da Fiel, Camisa 12, Coringão Chopp, Pavilhão 9 and Estopim da Fiel.

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Elite Football Academy

Elite Football Academy focuses on two specific player types:

1) The aspiring footballer looking for the opportunity to train full time with professional coaching, play at a serious level, be scouted and to learn what its like to play football for a living.

2) Young players who are not accepted into a scholarship or players at the end of their scholarship who are being released/have been released and wish to find fresh opportunities to get back into the game quickly.

"You can be confident you are on the right path to becommng a professional footballer"The Elite Football Academy Programme encompasses a comprehensive weekly football timetable, education and coaching qualifications whilst at the same time providing realistic and genuine opportunities to progress into professional football clubs, through our contact network built up over many years of success.

elite football academy changing room All players will stay in our beautiful and spacious Academy House. All meals and drinks are provided for the duration of your stay, as is transport to and from your arrival airport as well as to training and matches and the gym.

We understand that choosing the right Academy can be a tough decision! Unlike other Academies we do not make false promises. Rest assured that Elite Football Academy has a strong network of contacts, experienced UEFA qualified coaches, professional scouts and the infrastructure to ensure that by signing up for our programme, you can be confident that you are on the right path to becoming a professional footballer.

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football trials and friendly matches During every academy course, Elite Football Academy arrange a series of Football trials & friendlies to enable each player to put into practise the things he has learned, and the chance to impress scouts and coaches alike.

Individual football trials will be organised on a one to one basis and will depend on several factors which will be decided by academy staff, once we identify players with true potential.

Important Note: Whilst Elite Football Academy makes every effort to get players noticed it is important you understand that we are NOT selling professional contracts, you are being given the opportunity to train and develop like a professional footballer, it is then up to you to shine and be chosen to progress.

ARRIVAL	WEEK 1/2	WEEK 3/4	WEEK 5	WEEK 6
Welcome	Individual Learning Plan	Football Development	Review	Development
Induction	Football Development	Personal Development	Technical Review	Review
Initial Assessment	Physical Development	Goal Setting	Skill Tests	Trial match
Personal Planning	Review	Friendly Match	Phyiscal Tests	FINAL ASSESSMENT

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RELEASED FOOTBALL ACADEMY OR YOUTH PLAYER?

If you are a released scholar from a pro club, or were not offered a scholarship by your pro club at 16 then we have a range of flexible and tangible options aimed at getting you back into a club as soon as possible.

To discuss your individual requirements and circumstances please contact us and highlight the box for released players and we will contact you to get a plan together. Typically our packages start from £500 per month to cover accommodation and training, and we will hold 5 places open on each course just for you. WHY NOT GET IN TOUCH NOW >>

If you have any questions, please call our team on UK +44 (0) 800 019 3337
or email info@elite-footballacademy.com

Real Madrid to Open New Academy in Riyadh

Posted by David Mauro on 2/20/11 • Categorized as Editorial
Saudi Telephone Company Two weeks ago Real Madrid signed an agreement with Prince Salman Charitable Housing Society to build a football academy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Real Madrid club president Florentino Perez has recognized the Middle East as a region that will see a significant rise in football popularity. Perez has not been shy in spreading the Real Madrid name throughout the region. On Tuesday he opened a Real Madrid sports academy in Abu Dhabi.
What explains the club’s decision to begin investing more widely in the region? Well, for one, FIFA’s decision to award World Cup 2022 to Qatar is expected by many to greatly increase the popularity of the game in the Middle East.
Real Madrid has realized for several years that the game’s growing popularity in the region made it an area to keep a watchful eye on for expansion opportunities. In July 2009, the club played a friendly match against Al-Nassr in Riyadh.
In early 2010, Real Madrid entered into a sponsorship agreement with Saudi Arabia-based telecommunications giant STC. As part of the deal between the club and the company, STC received the right to use up to twelve minutes of every Real Madrid match played at home over the next four seasons for promotional purposes in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain and Indonesia.
Madrid has also begun training 70 promising young Saudi players every summer. At times the players have come to Madrid while Madrid staff have also traveled to Riyadh. With the new academy, to be financed by the Real Madrid Foundation, set to begin construction soon, the connections between Real Madrid and Saudi Arabia are likely to become even stronger.
Perez’ itinerary during his Middle East trip has certainly indicated the importance the club places on the region. Perhaps even more so, however, the trip has also shown how important the region’s political and economic leaders believe a relationship with Real Madrid could be. Economic motives aside, any relationship with Real Madrid, one of global football’s most recognizable and respected brands, in theory would help boost the region’s football reputation.
While in Riyadh, Perez met with Prince Mohammed bin Salman, special adviser to the Riyadh governor; Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Farhan, the Kingdom’s representative of the Real Madrid Foundation; Abdulaziz Al-Masood, secretary general of the Prince Salman Charitable Housing Society and Spanish Ambassador Pablo Bravo.
It may be decades, or it may not even happen at all, until a Middle East-born player schooled at a Real Madrid academy makes his way to the club’s first team. The motives of Perez and others seem to suggest the club’s regional interest goes far beyond that, and is an integral part into continuing to ensure that Real Madrid is one of the world’s biggest and most profitable football clubs.

Irfan Bakti bin Abu Salim

Project Advisor-Irfan Bakti Bin Abu Salim atau Irfan Bakti merupakan seorang jurulatih pasukan bola sepak yang dilahirkan di negeri Perak tetapi dibesarkan di Kelantan. Beliau pernah mewakili pasukan negeri Kelantan, P.B Kelantan dan juga pasukan bola sepak kebangsaan Malaysia. Kemudiannya beliau menceburi bidang kejurulatihan dan telah melatih beberapa kelab bola sepak di Malaysia, antaranya Kelantan, Negeri Sembilan, Pulau Pinang, Telekom Melaka serta pernah menjadi penolong jurulatih pasukan bola sepak kebangsaan Malaysia. Kini beliau memegang jawatan selaku ketua jurulatih kelab bola sepak Indonesia iaitu "Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Jayapura" atau ringkasnya, Persipura Jayapura.Selepas 2 tahun berada di kelab Persipura, beliau menjadi jurulatih bagi pasukan bola sepak negeri Terengganu bermula pada tahun 2009.

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