In the heart of South Wales, Caerphilly Castle FC partnered with PSG Academy Wales to host a serious of football taster sessions for local clubs.
These sessions introduced participants to the unique Paris-Saint Germain Academy training approach, whilst also experiencing a glimspe of the fun sessions that are held at Caerphilly Castle FC.
This article provides a glimpse into the success of our tatser sessions.
We hosten two taster sessions, open to girls new to football or seeking a new pathway. Apporoximately 40 players attended these sessions, representing a mix of newcomers to the sport and those looking to refine their skills through the PSG methodology.
Building on the success of the new taster sessions, we are pround to announce a new partnership with PSG Acadamy Wales. This collaboration acts as a bridge between two organisations dedicated to nuruting and developing female football players. The partnership has enabled us to create a pathway for player development, ensuring that aspiring players have every opportunity to learn and flourish.
To gain a deeper insights into the impact of the initiative, we spoke to Lowri Hunt, PSG Academy Wales Head Coach.
"It has been a rewarding experience collaborating with Caerphilly Castle FC over the past few weeks to offer our PDP taster sessions to players in the community. Witnessing the participaating of players from various clubs or those new to the game has been truly uplifting. Supporting community clubs is so important, especially one like Caerphilly Castle which significantly impacts the lives of numerous young people. Sharing a glimpse of the Paris Saint-Germain Academy methodology with local players was a delightful experience and I look forward to welcoming many of them to our PDP and holiday camps in the near future.