The New Globalization of Talent: The International of the Quarry of the Yudi Los Palmas | You are Palmas
Historically, UD Los Palmas is recognized for its precise work in the collection and arrangement of local talent. However, in recent years, globalization and social changes have led to the transition in the club’s quarry: the rise of international players in their ranks. With the advent of foreign families to the canary islands driven by television, the yellow quarry has become a reflection of world diversity, with the attractiveness of the island’s destination for the quality of life and island for the quality of life.
The effect of television and digitization has created a new profile of residents in the canary islands. These islands are traditionally resident from foreign retired people, now adopting young families from Germany, Scandinavia, Italy and other parts of Europe. And with them, children come to the connection point football with their new environment.
According to Manual Rodriguez Tono, the training section, “we see a lot of young people from our players, which are from the coaches of different countries.
“We have started to see a change in the source of our players. We are not talking about the migrants of the second generations who have already settled, but with the recent families and training age children,” Capture and players in UD Los Palmas explained.
This phenomenon is reflected in players growing with foreign surnames in the quarry. Although the base is mainly conry, the number of soccer players of German, Italian or Scandinavian ancestors is growing.
One of the more v -vulnerable spotlights in recent years is the school atmosphere. Institutions such as the German College of Los Palmas or Hidelberg College have become new talented sprouts.
Capture Coordinator and Players Roberto Arocha, “We have always noticed local schools, but now we realize that international centers can be an important source for players. We will see guys with good physical base and sports, sports education.
In addition, the club has strengthened its presence in the southern part of the island, where the Scandinavian society is increasing significantly. “This year we have added a father Scandinao and Canorian mother. The child was born and raised here, but his family had a strong relationship with his origin culture,” Arocha said.
Connecting the quarry with a very defined model of international players provides challenges in football and cultural integration. From the method angle, the UD LAS maintains his commitment on a game based on creativity, technology and strategic intelligence regardless of the Palmas player’s origin. However, there are differences in the previous training of children coming to the club.
Tasio Gill, which is attached to the capture coordinator, describes it: “In some cases, foreign players who come to our quarry come from systems that prefer physical or strategies on technology.
Beyond sports, language barrier and cultural differences are challenging. However, club has found a universal language that facilitates integration in football. “Children will be faster when the ball is involved. On the ground, everyone speaks the same language,” Gill said.
International success and projection cases
The growth of international existence in the Cantera of UD Los Palmas has affected the local level, but also awakening foreign clubs and media interest.
In 2023, the club was recognized as the 44th Best Quarry in the Swiss Football Observatory in the world, focusing on the club’s training. The headquarters of NewChatel (Switzerland), a comprehensive study by analyzing more than 30,000 soccer players belonging to the 75 leagues of various continents, to define 100 clubs with high production quaries in market value.
The Cantera of Yudi Los Palmas ranks 44th of this ranking, the product value is 204 million euros. The study considered soccer players in at least three seasons and age clubs training chain between the ages of 15 and 21.
The club has begun to explore cooperation agreements with international sports organizations. Although the priority is captured on the canary islands, the interest of European clubs in the method of UD Los Palmas can open doors for future new synergies.
For UD Los Palmas President Miguel Angel Ramerez, “UD Los Palmas is always committed to the formation of local talents, but we are also ready for the changes and evolution of football. The growing existence of international players in our quarry is reflecting the globalization and attraction of the globalization and attraction.
“The internationalization of our quarry is not to lose our roots, not to expand our roots. We want to have a global projection of the world projection in Los Palmas, at the same time, the players from the outside will mobilize our philosophy and provide their cultural and football wealth,” Ramerez and training are a suggestion in the “Base Football.”
As the globalization continues to change the base football, Yudi Los Palmas faces the challenge of maintaining its identity, while at the same time hugged the growing variation in its quarry. For Tono and his team, “continuing to set up players with our identity, but without closing the doors to new opportunities. The quarry’s internationalization reality, and we must be willing to take advantage of it.”
With the capture philosophy that continues to progressive development of direct observation and progressive development of talent, Yudi Los Palmas is confident in its essence, while at the same time opens its doors to the world football.
