2027 edition
The tournament where your kids are happy. a team. inseparable. explorers.
Youth football in Muíños, Galicia. Your whole squad sleeps, eats and plays in the same place, from Friday to Sunday.
The weekend
Three days in Muiños
The whole team arrives on Friday afternoon, sleeps and eats at the hostel and stays together until Sunday. Half a day of football and half of activities, every day.
- Friday
- Arrival from 17:30 and dinner. Before that, free time on the football and basketball court; afterwards, night games.
- Saturday
- The teams split the day: whoever plays in the morning does activities in the afternoon, and the other way round. At night, the kids' disco and games.
- Sunday
- Finals and consolation round, with trophies as each team finishes. The last meal included is breakfast.
Programme
Every category, its own weekend
Included
Beyond the competition
Run by the venue's own monitors and included in the entry fee.
Questions
What coaches ask
What if a player has a food intolerance?
You tell us on the entry form and the hostel kitchen prepares a personalised menu for the whole stay.
Do the coaches run the activities?
No. They are run by qualified instructors from 1001 Aventuras, which is also where the team sleeps.
Does the coach have to be at every activity?
Not at the daytime ones: the 1001 Aventuras instructors run them and are responsible for them, though we do recommend the coach stays reachable in case a player would rather sit one out. The night activities are three big ones run by the instructors, and there the coach is responsible for moving their players between them.
How many matches does each team play?
At least five.
Can a player older than the category play in it?
There are no exceptions. A player may move up a category, never down.
Supported by
Priced per player, everything included
Two nights full board, the activities and playing the tournament. Travelling from abroad? We organise the whole trip — extra nights, training sessions and excursions.