After a week on trial with top Bavarian club SG Quelle Fürth, Sebastian Vallejo, an 18 year old defender from North Carolina, and Cesar Moore, an 18 year old defender from Vermont, were both offered a position to compete with the U19s for the 2012-13 season.
British Columbian, Grant Fadden, is a 5th generation dairy farmer hailing from near Abbottsford, BC, Canada. When he is not helping his father with the tough work around the farm, Fadden is usually found out on the soccer pitch with his home club Abbottsford Mariners.
Newcomers to the German game, Juan Pablo Pimienta, a Pro Year IFX player from Southwestern University and Texas native, suited up against Post SV and IFX player Kirk Horton, former Marin FC player and San Franciscan, in what turned into an intense and action packed upset.
This summer another young american soccer player joined our IFX Youth Year program in Germany. Elliot Swigert, a former player from Ballistic
During the traditional winter break, Germany is famously known for having a variety of indoor soccer tournaments with teams competing in
Native Denver, Colorado player Christian Mbasi-Botuli arrived in Germany early July to trial with various German clubs through the Pro IFX 30 Day program.
19 year old Brazilian American midfielder, Wagner Collodette, joined the Pro IFX Germany 30 Day program this past Spring after spending the past year with America Mineiro’s youth academy in Brazil.
Euro Cup 2012 Quarterfinals and Semifinals Recap
Spain, also known as España or La Furia Roja (The Red Fury), won its third major tournament in a row and made a case for being the best soccer team of all time.
The IFX Soccer Blog returns with full force. I will be reviewing the end of the 2011-2012 seasons for various leagues including the UEFA Champions League, the English Premier League (EPL), the Spanish La Liga and the German Bundesliga. Let’s start with the biggest tournament of the year and one of the most competitive competitions on the planet – Euro Cup 2012!
The PRO IFX Program has given me an opportunity like none other. In my search to fulfill my dream of playing European football I had tried many different avenues that all ended in closed doors. From the moment the IFX program was explained to me, I knew it was my ticket. It didn’t offer a contract or anything glamorous, but a chance to prove myself in the world’s best arena for football.
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