TNT FC signs affiliation agreement with Yangcheon-gu, Seoul...first step towards professionalization [sports]
Yangcheon-gu, Seoul Mayor Lee Ki-jae and Yangcheon TNT FC (CEO Kim Tae-ryung) signed an association agreement at the Yangcheon-gu Office Conference Room on the 15th and declared their vision for a 'Special Football District'.
With this agreement, Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will mutually cooperate to develop sports culture and revitalize physical activities for 카지노사이트 Yangcheon residents by using soccer as a public good.
To this end, the two organizations have set step-by-step targets for Yangcheon TNT FC to enter the K4 League, promote amateur soccer, and operate age-specific youth teams and women's independent clubs, so that soccer can become more than just a sport and contribute to community development and solidarity.
Furthermore, Yangcheon TNT FC will work with various partners, including soccer integration platform company Goale, to carry out various projects utilizing the soccer infrastructure in Yangcheon-gu.
Since its inception in 2014, Yangcheon TNT FC, which has established itself as a "resurgent professional independent club that nurtures professionals" and "a club that connects the elite and amateurs," has led the way in Korean grassroots soccer culture, sending a total of 182 players to professional and semi-professional leagues at home and abroad.
With the popularity of soccer on the rise, the agreement between the local government and the local club is a welcome development for the Korean soccer industry, which aims to build a robust division system.
"TNT has long played a unique role in bridging the gap between school and adult soccer, professional and amateur," said Kim Tae-ryung. "Our roadmap is set to go beyond the semi-professional to the professional level," said TNT CEO Kim Tae-ryung. "We will continue to build a solid system with Yangcheon-gu and try something new, fresh, and international. We will do our best to become a club that shares values with the people of Yangcheon-gu."
"We hope that the various activities between Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will bring joy and happiness to the residents," said Lee Ki-jae, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu. "We hope that it will be a meaningful starting point for the players of Yangcheon TNT FC as they pursue their dreams."
Yangcheon TNT FC, which will need to build a new squad in the upcoming winter transfer window as its players move up to the top leagues, will hold open trials until mid-December and begin preparations for the new season in earnest with overseas winter training next January.
With this agreement, Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will mutually cooperate to develop sports culture and revitalize physical activities for 카지노사이트 Yangcheon residents by using soccer as a public good.
To this end, the two organizations have set step-by-step targets for Yangcheon TNT FC to enter the K4 League, promote amateur soccer, and operate age-specific youth teams and women's independent clubs, so that soccer can become more than just a sport and contribute to community development and solidarity.
Furthermore, Yangcheon TNT FC will work with various partners, including soccer integration platform company Goale, to carry out various projects utilizing the soccer infrastructure in Yangcheon-gu.
Since its inception in 2014, Yangcheon TNT FC, which has established itself as a "resurgent professional independent club that nurtures professionals" and "a club that connects the elite and amateurs," has led the way in Korean grassroots soccer culture, sending a total of 182 players to professional and semi-professional leagues at home and abroad.
With the popularity of soccer on the rise, the agreement between the local government and the local club is a welcome development for the Korean soccer industry, which aims to build a robust division system.
"TNT has long played a unique role in bridging the gap between school and adult soccer, professional and amateur," said Kim Tae-ryung. "Our roadmap is set to go beyond the semi-professional to the professional level," said TNT CEO Kim Tae-ryung. "We will continue to build a solid system with Yangcheon-gu and try something new, fresh, and international. We will do our best to become a club that shares values with the people of Yangcheon-gu."
"We hope that the various activities between Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will bring joy and happiness to the residents," said Lee Ki-jae, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu. "We hope that it will be a meaningful starting point for the players of Yangcheon TNT FC as they pursue their dreams."
Yangcheon TNT FC, which will need to build a new squad in the upcoming winter transfer window as its players move up to the top leagues, will hold open trials until mid-December and begin preparations for the new season in earnest with overseas winter training next January.
2023-09-16 13:47
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