The Vinotinto sub-20 will have a module and friendlies against Costa Rica

The return of the Venezuelan U-20 team to sporting activity has sparked renewed interest and expectation in the country's soccer field. This event marks the beginning of a crucial stage of preparation and development for the young talents that make up the youth Vinotinto, who will participate in a work module that will run from February 29 to March 2 in Caracas.

The Venezuelan Football Federation (FVF) has played a fundamental role in providing a comprehensive platform for the concentration of these young footballers. This training period in the Venezuelan capital will serve as a favorable space for perfecting skills, group cohesion and strengthening unity in the under-20 team. The concentration in Caracas is not only presented as an opportunity for the technical and tactical growth of the players, but also as a setting where the spirit of camaraderie and identification with the national jersey is fostered.

The closure of this work module will mark the beginning of a new phase, since the team will leave for Costa Rica on March 2, where it will continue its preparation in Central America until March 8. This training period on Costa Rican soil is emerging as a vital component to fine-tune tactical details and consolidate team cohesion before the scheduled friendlies.

The Venezuelan U-20 team will face its counterpart from Costa Rica in two friendly matches, which will take place on March 5 and 7. These warm-up matches not only represent an opportunity to evaluate the level and competitive ability of the team, but also serve as a showcase for young talents to prove their worth on the international stage.

The relevance of these friendlies transcends the purely sporting, since these matches offer the players of the under-20 team the opportunity to proudly represent Venezuela and to forge invaluable experience in their growth as athletes. In addition, the sports exchange between Venezuela and Costa Rica will contribute to strengthening football and cultural ties between both nations.

The Venezuelan U-20 team is back in action and is embarking on an intensive training and preparation phase with a view to participating in a series of friendly matches in Costa Rica. The Venezuelan Football Federation (FVF) has announced a work module that will take place in Caracas from February 29 to March 2, marking the beginning of a crucial stage for the development and training of young talents that They will represent Venezuela in the under-20 category.

 

 

The call, led by coach Ricardo Valiño, includes a total of 27 carefully selected players, reflecting the diversity of talent and skills present in the new generation of Venezuelan soccer players. Of this group, 18 players will have the privilege of participating in the training sessions in Caracas, while 7 will later join the team to make up the delegation that will travel to Costa Rica in search of valuable experience and international training.

It should be noted that two players, Leenhan Romero and Leandro Rodríguez, have been mentioned in the call, but their participation will be subject to the resolution of "personal document procedures." This detail adds an element of uncertainty and anticipation, since the possible incorporation of these players could further strengthen the group and bring variability to the team.

Two outstanding names in the call are Pedro Fulco, Bianneider Tamayo and David Martínez, who were already part of the Vinotinto U23 during their participation in the Pre-Olympic. The inclusion of these experienced players in the U20 team training process provides a solid foundation of knowledge and experience, while contributing to cohesion and leadership within the youth team.

The itinerary of the work module includes a training phase in Caracas that will allow the coaching staff to evaluate the performance of the players and work on team cohesion. Subsequently, the delegation will travel to Costa Rica, where it will continue its preparation and participate in two friendly matches against the Costa Rica U-20 team, scheduled for March 5 and 7.

This return to competitive activity is more than just a set of friendly matches; represents a crucial stage in the training of the next generation of Venezuelan soccer players. International experience, interaction with other teams and continuous individual and collective development are key aspects that will be cultivated during this phase of training and competition. Venezuelan soccer fans eagerly await the evolution of these young talents, trusting that this preparation process will lay the foundations for future successes on the international stage.