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Real Madrid and SL Benfica TRAINING PROGRAM Real Madrid and S.L Benfica TRAINING PROGRAM Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. THE PROGRAM Through its partnerships with top professional soccer teams and national federations, generation adidas international offers a unique exposure to international coaching ideas and philosophies, styles of play, and tactical systems. This fully inclusive program is available to youth clubs and university teams and coaches, and offers valuable insight into the youth development approach of S.L BENFICA and REAL MADRID C.F. S.L BENFICA was founded in 1904 and is one of the “Big Three” clubs in Portugal that have never been relegated from the top division since its establishment in 1934. They have won 34 Primeira Liga titles, 25 Taça de Portugal trophies, 6 Taça de Ligas, and 5 Supertaça Cândido de Oliviera trophies. They were also the first team to win the league with an undefeated season. REAL MADRID CF is one of if not the biggest club team in the world, home to some of the biggest names in the soccer world. They have won 32 La Liga titles, 19 Copa del Rey’s, 9 Spanish super cups, 2 UEFA Cups, 2 European Super Cups, 1 FIFA Club World Cup, and a record 10 UEFA Champions League. On top of their impressive trophy haul they were also awarded with “The Best Club of the 20th Century Fifa Trophy”. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. The focus of our program is on developing dedicated players THE PROGRAM with strong mental, physical and technical skills, along with the ambition to match. This is done in a safe and fun environment. This program is designed for teams who want to develop their soccer potential and are interested in playing competitive friendly games against Spanish and Portuguese teams. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES • 4 nights accommodation in Lisbon and 4 nights in Madrid in a 3* or 4* hotel • Meal plan: half board (breakfast, lunch or dinner) • 3 pre-arranged competitive matches against Spanish and Portuguese opposition • Training pitches and clinic sessions (as per itinerary) • 2 training sessions at Real Madrid academy training complex • 2 training sessions at Benfica academy training complex • Tour Real Madrid’s stadium, museum, and training complex • Tour Benfica’s stadium, museum, and training complex • Sightseeing activities: Visit the city of Madrid, Trujillo, Lisbon, and historic city of Sintra • Charter buses are reserved for all necessary transfers while in Europe • Supervisor with the team 24 hours a day • Comprehensive medical and cancelation insurance • adidas promo product Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. DAILY SCHEDULE! *Please remember that this is a sample itinerary and is subject to change based on the customized program of your team Day 1: Depart USA for Madrid, Spain Day 6: Sightseeing in the historic city of Trujillo UNESCO world heritage site. Day 2: Check into hotel to rest and relax after Transfer to Lisbon. Check into hotel to long flight. Light training session with rest and relax. Light training session your own coaches. Attend La Liga with your own coaches. match (optional and additional cost). Day 7: Training session at BENFICA academy Day 3: Training session at REAL MADRID Academy #3. Sightseeing Lisbon: Plaza del #1. Guided visit of REAL MADRID training Rossio, Lisbon Cathedral “La Sé”, comlex. Guided city of tour of Madrid: Castle of San Jorge… Palacio Real, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol Day 8: Day 4: Training session at REAL MADRID Academy Training session at BENFICA academy #4. Competitive match #3 vs. #2. Competitive match #1 vs. Spanish top Portuguese top quality opponent. quality opponent. Day 9: Sightseeing in the historic city of SINTRA, UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tour Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu Day 5: Attend Primeira Liga match (optional Stadium and museum. Competitive match and additional cost). #2 vs. Spanish top quality opponent. Day 10: Depart Lisbon, Portugal Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. madrid Spain The cultural aspects of our trips are an important benefit during your adventure. You will have the chance to experience and taste traditional foods, see typical dances, visit historical sites, and much more! Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. Soccer is a universal language and Generation adidas International Trujillo Spain gives you the opportunity to share in its global appeal. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. Soccer is a universal language and Generation adidas International Lisbon Portugal gives you the opportunity to share in its global appeal. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. Soccer is a universal language and Generation adidas International Sintra Portugal gives you the opportunity to share in its global appeal. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 2016 DATES Limited spots for the following available dates. Price per person (Starting From): All trips have a Friday departure and a Sunday return. PLAYERS $1,650 SPRING SUPPORTERS $1,595 MARCH 4 - MARCH 13 COACHES $1,480 MARCH 11 - MARCH 20 MARCH 18 - MARCH 27 SINGLE MARCH 25 - APRIL 3 $395 SUPPLEMENT APRIL 1 - APRIL 10 APRIL 8 - APRIL 17 Payments: The following is the payment outline: SUMMER Deposit payment JUNE 10 - JUNE 19 350.00$ per person to confirm your JUNE 17 - JUNE 26 trip JUNE 24 - JULY 3 JULY 1 - JULY 10 Progress payment JULY 8 - JULY 17 800.00 $ per person JULY 15 - JULY 24 Final balance JULY 22 - JULY 31 Remainder of Balance payment JULY 29 - AUGUST 7 AUGUST 5 - AUGUST 14 AUGUST 12 - AUGUST 21 AUGUST 19 - AUGUST 28 AUGUST 26 - SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 2 - SEPTEMBER 11 * Exchange rates can fluctuate. We reserve the right to confirm the exchange rate at time of proposal acceptance. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Statement OF LIABILITY: INDIVIDUAL CANCELLATION FEE SCHEDULE Cancellation of Landed Package: generation adidas international shall not be liable for (a) expenses such as additional hotel nights and meals not • 30 days or less from departure: Customer is specified in the individual trip itineraries, but which may be required to get to or from a trip start or end; (b) responsible for 100% of Landed Costs expenses due to the delay of a trip for any reason (e.g. bad • 30-60 days from departure: Customer is responsible weather, airline delays, cancelations or strikes, acts of for 35% of Landed Costs nature (volcano eruptions), sickness, or other contingency for which generation adidas international cannot make • More than 60 days from departure: Customer is provision; (c) expenses incurred in recovering luggage lost responsible for 15% of Landed Costs by airlines, belongings left behind on a trip, or in shipping purchases or other goods home from abroad; (d) bodily injury or property damage for any reason, including but not limited to acts of God, weather, quarantines, strikes, Cancellation of Flight: civil disturbance, theft, default, changes in government All costs related to cancelled airfare booked regulations, terrorism, war, or failure of conveyance to through generation adidas international must be covered arrive or depart as scheduled, etc., over which generation adidas international has no control. The right is reserved to at time of cancellation. generation adidas international substitute both trip leaders and hotels from those listed in provides, in advance, deadline dates that allow for the program, as well as reverse the order of places to be cancellation with no additional charges. Any visited and make reasonable changes in the itinerary cancellations after the provide deadline date are where deemed advisable for the comfort and well being of the participants. subject to cancellation fees up to the entire cost of the airline ticket. Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC. Where Will You Play? 112 Krog Street Suite 25 Atlanta, GA 30307 Phone: (404) 816-4688 Lisboa# 3, Suite 207 Madrid,Spain 28008 Phone: +34-91-543-7127 6081 Roxton Road. Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 1H7 Canada Phone: +001 (416) 522-6429 Email: [email protected] Website: www.generationadidasinternational.com Generation Adidas International is operated by eSoccer. Generation Adidas International and eSoccer are divisions of Definition XI, LLC..
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