Amapá Football Development Center hosts CONMEBOL Evolución training in September

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Amapá Football Development Center hosts CONMEBOL Evolución training in September
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The Amapá Football Development Center will host a three-day training program from September 15 to 17. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the Brazilian Football Confederation, the Amapá Football Federation, and CONMEBOL Evolución to provide high-level technical development to local coaches and staff. Instructors Rodrigo Rezende and Israel Teoldo will lead the sessions, which incorporate both theoretical classroom study and practical field exercises. The program is open to professional and amateur clubs, leagues, and individuals working within the regional football ecosystem. This recurring annual event aims to align local methodologies with broader national and continental standards. The organization also plans to expand its technical agenda with a specific women's football training course scheduled for February 2027.

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  • Training sessions occur from September 15 to 17 at the Amapá Football Development Center.
  • Rodrigo Rezende and Israel Teoldo will serve as the primary instructors for the program.
  • The curriculum combines daily theoretical classroom sessions with practical afternoon field activities.
  • Participation is open to professional clubs, amateur teams, and individual football personnel.
  • A follow-up training course focused on women's football is slated for February 2027.
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