It’s official. It was announced on the social media of the North American club, Orlando City, that Sporting will include some athletes on the B football team to the experience. The initiative comes as a result of a technical partnership between the Lions and the American club.
Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brownyoung players from the United States, are 17 and 18 years old respectively, and have already reached the Cristiano Ronaldo Academyin Alcochete. The following can be read in the publication: “Focused on player development with our partner in Portugal, Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown are in Lisbon for a trial period with Sporting’s second team, as part of the technical partnership in place with the Portuguese club“.
Remember that these trial periods professional contracts may arisejust like it happened a few weeks ago. Ibrahim Diarra Badegne, 18-year-old right-back, born in Mali, was under observation by the Lions and is expected to sign a professional contract with Clube de Alvalade.
A B teamfrom the green and white emblemwill only return to the field on the day December 1at 3 pm, to face União de Santarémat the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy, in Alcochete. It is worth noting that the meeting will count towards the 12th round of League 3.
Until now, the team coached by Pedro Coelho has 16 points in 11 gamesthe result of four wins, four draws and three defeats, occupying the fifth place in the League. In turn, the opponent is in seventh place in the table, with the same points achieved thanks to four wins, two draws and five defeats.
João Pereira gets emotional when talking about his father, a Sporting fan:
Sporting B Team Welcomes Young Stars from Orlando City
Well, hot diggity dog! It seems that Sporting has decided to sprinkle a little bit of American magic into their B team! Yes, it’s official! The North American club, Orlando City, announced on social media that they are including athletes to give the young lads some experience. Now, let’s just hope they don’t come in with a whole new style of play involving sombreros and diving for penalties – although that would make for a spectacular watch!
Meet Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown, the dynamic duo hailing from the U.S. Colin at a ripe age of 17, and Tahir just a year older at 18. These lads have already attained the prestigious honor of training at the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy in Alcochete. And now they’re off to Lisbon for a trial period with Sporting’s second team. Don’t get too cozy, boys – we know how trial periods can end, just like a first date that went spectacularly wrong!
In the announcement, it was clearly stated: “Focused on player development with our partner in Portugal, Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown are in Lisbon for a trial period with Sporting’s second team, as part of the technical partnership in place with the Portuguese club.” Well, I hope they’re reading the fine print – no one wants to end up as a backup goalie for the local futsal team, right?
But wait, there’s more! Just like a late-night infomercial promising you can cook a roast while you shave, it turns out these trial periods could lead to professional contracts. Remember Ibrahim Diarra Badegne? An 18-year-old right-back from Mali who was plucked from obscurity and is expected to sign a professional contract with the illustrious Clube de Alvalade. He’s probably wondering why he didn’t just stay in the park kicking a ball around with his mates!
Circle your calendars, folks! The Sporting B team is set to return to the pitch on December 1 at 3 pm. They will face off against União de Santarém at the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy in Alcochete. This is not just a friendly bump; it counts towards the 12th round of League 3. Can you believe it? So mark your diary and get ready for some strategic nail-biting excitement!
Currently, the green and white emblem’s B team, under coach Pedro Coelho, sits comfortably in fifth place with 16 points after 11 games. That’s four wins, four draws, and three defeats. Not too shabby! Meanwhile, their upcoming opponents are hot on their heels, sitting in seventh place, but with the same points. I’d say it’s their chance to bring out the best (or the worst) of football drama. Will they emerge victorious, or will it all go down in flames like a badly organized barbecue?
And speaking of drama, we cannot forget our man João Pereira, who gets all emotional when he talks about his father, a dedicated Sporting fan. It’s touching, isn’t it? The kind of heartwarming moment that makes you want to shed a tear – or grab a beer and forget about it all!
So, there you have it! Young talents, first-time trials, new partnerships, and a family moment to tug at the heartstrings. Sounds like a classic underdog story mixed with a heartfelt family drama, doesn’t it? Just remember: in the world of football, sometimes, it’s not just about the game. It’s about the characters who make it entertaining!
It’s official: the North American club Orlando City has announced on their social media channels that Sporting Braga will integrate select athletes into their B football team as part of a collaborative initiative. This exciting move stems from a newly formed technical partnership between the Lions and the American club, a strategic alliance that aims to foster talent development across borders.
Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown, two promising young players from the United States aged 17 and 18 respectively, have already made their mark by reaching the esteemed Cristiano Ronaldo Academy in Alcochete. Their inclusion in this partnership is a testament to their potential. The announcement elaborated: “Focused on player development with our partner in Portugal, Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown are in Lisbon for a trial period with Sporting’s second team, as part of the technical partnership established with the Portuguese club.” Their journey is one to watch as they strive to make a significant impact.
It’s important to note that these trial periods can lead to professional contracts, as evidenced by a recent success story. Ibrahim Diarra Badegne, an 18-year-old right-back from Mali, was recently scouted by the Lions and is poised to finalize a professional contract with Clube de Alvalade, demonstrating the fruitful outcomes of this technical collaboration.
The B team representing the green and white emblem is set to return to the pitch on December 1 at 3 pm, where they will face União de Santarém at the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy in Alcochete. This match is particularly significant as it will contribute to the 12th round of League 3.
As it stands, the team coached by Pedro Coelho currently holds 16 points after 11 matches, recording four wins, four draws, and three defeats, which places them in a respectable fifth place in the League. Meanwhile, their upcoming opponent sits in seventh place, having garnered the same points with four victories, two draws, and five losses.
João Pereira gets emotional when talking about his father, a Sporting fan:
How does the partnership between Orlando City and Sporting Lisbon enhance player development at the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy?
Infraestruturas/academia” target=”_blank”>Cristiano Ronaldo Academy in Alcochete. They are now in Lisbon for a trial period with Sporting’s second team, part of this exciting technical partnership. The integration of youth talent from Orlando City is aimed at enriching Sporting’s pool of players and expanding their horizons in player development.
While the duo embarks on this new journey, it’s essential to highlight that their trial periods could lead to professional contracts, mirroring the recent success of Ibrahim Diarra Badegne, an 18-year-old right-back from Mali. Ibrahim had caught the attention of Sporting and is expected to ink a professional deal soon, showcasing the potential for opportunity that these trials can foster.
As for the Sporting B team, they are gearing up to make their return to the pitch on **December 1** at 3 PM, where they will confront União de **Santarém** at the prestigious Cristiano Ronaldo Academy. This encounter is more than just a casual fixture; it’s a part of the **12th round of League 3**. Currently, coached by Pedro Coelho, the team has accumulated 16 points from 11 games, sitting in fifth place with a record of four wins, four draws, and three defeats. Their rival, Santarém, is closely matched in the standings, sharing the same points but positioned in seventh place.
The rising excitement of the league, combined with the potential emergence of new talents, makes for an exhilarating atmosphere for fans and players alike. As João Pereira reflects emotionally on his father’s legacy as a Sporting supporter, we are reminded that football is not just about the sport; it’s about the stories and connections that bind communities together.
As this partnership progresses, all eyes will be on Colin Guske and Tahir Reid-Brown, hoping they make a significant impact during their trial, paving the way for a promising future both for themselves and Sporting B.
