Bologna FC 1909 establishes partnership with Assist Football School in Saudi Arabia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Bologna FC 1909 has launched a technical partnership with Assist Football School, focusing on football development and coaching in Saudi Arabia. The collaboration aims to share Bologna's coaching methodology and values while promoting youth football initiatives. The partnership will kick off with two camps in Saudi Arabia, scheduled for August and November, allowing participants to train under Bologna's methods. This step aligns with Bologna's strategy for international growth and expertise exchange, especially in the expanding Saudi market.
- •Bologna FC 1909 partners with Assist Football School in Saudi Arabia.
- •Two training camps scheduled for August and November.
- •Focus on sharing coaching methodology and developing young talent.
- •Partnership aligns with Bologna's international growth strategy.
- •Collaboration aims to enhance football standards in Saudi Arabia.
- 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — TECHNICAL PARTNERSHIP WITH ASSIST FOOTBALL SCHOOL FOR BOLOGNA FC 1909
"Bologna FC 1909 is pleased to announce the launch of a technical partnership with Assist Football School, a leading organisation in football development and coaching in Saudi Arabia.The agreement mark...
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