US Edition'Really Exciting for Us': FIFA Official Visits Port Alberni
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'Really exciting for us': FIFA official visits Port Alberni
Port Alberni could be one step closer to being a part of the FIFA Men’s World Cup when it comes to Vancouver next summer. It’s offering training facilities and accommodations for an international team, and last week FIFA Canada sent an official to check things out. “I get a sense that they’re very interested and that is really exciting for us,” said Terry Deakin, chair of the organizing committee for FIFA 2026 activities in the Alberni Valley. W…
The Sub-15 is preparing a new week of training, starting on Monday, July 7, at the CAI Sports Center, all with a view to CONCACAF’s Sub-15 Championship. Under the command of coach Leonardo Pipeno, Panama’s Sub-15 Men’s Team continues with its trainings, focused on League A of CONCACAF 2025’s next Sub-15 Children’s Championship, to be held from 2 to 10 August in Alajuela, Costa Rica. Team Sub-15 started training last week and is ready to continue…
Thomas Christiansen is already working toward qualification for the 2026 World Cup, his unfinished business with Panama. The Panama national team failed to advance beyond the quarterfinals of the Gold Cup after being eliminated by Honduras on penalties. More was expected from the Panamanians, as they had reached the final of the last edition and had also made it to the Nations League. There was a lot of self-criticism in the Panama locker room a…
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