Brazilian international soccer stars are set to kick up a storm at the seventh annual Woodlea Soccer Clinic
Hosted by the Tour of Hope, the clinic gives kids aged five to 15 the unique
opportunity to be trained by former World Cup-level soccer stars.
The clinic will kick off on Saturday, October 28, at the Woodlea
community, and will feature a delicious South American BBQ, paying
homage to the Brazilian Soccer Stars who will be coaching on the day.
Brazilian international soccer star Mineiro has been named as one of the
coaches at the clinic who will be helping kids to build speed, strength,
and stamina, teaching not just skills, but discipline, teamwork and
mental ability.
Other soccer players attending will include Paulo Sergio,
Xandao, Gabirel Davies, Lamartine da Silva, Fabio da Silva Neto and
Luiz Felipe.
Woodlea Soccer Clinic will be officiated by Melton mayor Lara Carli, Football Victoria president Antonella Care, Woodlea executive director Peng Hong Wong, and Tour of Hope
principal organiser Beram Kumar.
Woodlea project director Matthew Dean said he is looking forward
to the return of the soccer clinic and knows the community is excited
about it too.
“In light of the Matilda’s recent performance at the FIFA World Cup, we
are expecting a very enthusiastic group of prospective soccer stars at
this year’s clinic,” he said.
“At Woodlea, our annual Soccer Clinic is a community favourite. It
brings our passionate, diverse community together for a day of fitness
and it’s always a lot of fun.
“It’s not every day that aspiring players get to share the pitch with
soccer stars, including the legendary Mineiro, and we know this
experience will inspire and empower our young players.”