Guyanese Footballers Sharpen Skills with Paris FC Internship

Table of Contents

• 1. Guyanese Footballers Sharpen Skills with Paris FC Internship
• 2. A Golden Possibility for Young Talent
• 3. The Technical Framework and Local Talent
• 4. Long-Term Vision
• 5. Scouting for potential
• 6. Local Coordination and Reach
• 7. Building Bridges
• 8. Looking Ahead
• 9. What regions, besides French Guiana, do professional football clubs need to scout talent from?
• 10. Paris FC’s Vision: Nurturing Guyanese Football Talent – An exclusive Interview
• 11. The Genesis of the Guyanese Football internship Program
• 12. Unveiling Talent: The Scouting Process
• 13. The Program’s Structure and Impact
• 14. Long-Term Vision and Commitment
• 15. Oriane Jean-François: A Role Model for Aspiring Players
• 16. Building Strong Partnerships
• 17. Final Thoughts: The Future of Guyanese Footballers
• 18. A Question for Our Readers

Young female footballers in French Guiana recently benefited from an intensive three-day internship led by Paris FC executives. organized by the Loyola club of Rémire-Montjoly, the program aimed to enhance the technical and tactical abilities of 37 promising players aged 12 to 18.

A Golden Possibility for Young Talent

The internship provided a unique opportunity for these young athletes to learn from experienced coaches and scouts associated with a professional European club. This initiative underscores the growing recognition of talent beyond conventional footballing hotspots.

• Focus on Improvement: Participants were eager to absorb new knowledge and refine their skills.
• Expert Guidance: Led by Paris FC leaders, the training focused on strengthening both technical proficiency and tactical understanding.

The Technical Framework and Local Talent

The technical framework of the internship acknowledged local talent, especially Oriane Jean-François, a Saint-Laurent footballer. Jean-François, who played in the national U19 team, is now pursuing an international career as a member of the French team.

Long-Term Vision

Bastien Dufort, the group’s videographer, emphasized the importance of documenting the players’ progress over time. “We want to keep these videos in stock in order to follow the players over several years to have a most global vision possible of Guyanese footballers. The idea is to institute this internship over several years as it is indeed difficult to appreciate the qualities on a One Shot.”

Scouting for potential

Alexandre Chanet, a member of the Scouting Department (Recruitment Department), highlighted the significance of scouting in diverse regions. “we are watching a lot of matches of any level, any age and any region so it was important to be in guyana.”

Local Coordination and Reach

Emilie Willim, a coach at the Loyola club, managed the technical coordination and preselection of players. “We extended the internship to the whole of Guyana.We went to the West, in Kourou and the island of Cayenne, unluckily it lacks the east.But overall we have almost reached our goals and it starts perfectly.We already knew most of the players present.”

Building Bridges

Carmis Azor, a representative of the Loyola club in France, plays a crucial role in interaction and partnership. “I assume external relations, relations with social partners. When there are players or players who come in mainland France I assure the link with families. We have been working on this project for several months and I participated in the search for sponsorships.”

Looking Ahead

This collaboration between the Loyola club and Paris FC highlights a commitment to nurturing football talent in French Guiana. By providing access to high-level coaching and scouting, initiatives like this can pave the way for future generations of guyanese footballers to achieve success on the international stage. Aspiring players should take note of such opportunities and dedicate themselves to continuous improvement. Keep an eye out for similar programs and seize the chance to elevate your game!

What regions, besides French Guiana, do professional football clubs need to scout talent from?

Paris FC’s Vision: Nurturing Guyanese Football Talent – An exclusive Interview

Archyde News recently sat down with Jean-Pierre Dubois, Head of International Scouting at Paris FC, to discuss their groundbreaking internship program for young female footballers in french Guiana. This initiative aims to uncover and develop the next generation of talent in a region often overlooked by major European clubs. Let’s delve into the details of this exciting project.

The Genesis of the Guyanese Football internship Program

Archyde: Jean-Pierre, thank you for joining us. What sparked paris FC’s interest in launching this internship program in French Guiana?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: Thank you for having me. At Paris FC, we believe talent can be found anywhere. We’re constantly seeking to expand our scouting network and identify promising players in unconventional locations. French Guiana, with its passion for football, presented a unique opportunity to tap into a potentially rich pool of undiscovered talent. The Loyola club’s established presence and dedication to youth advancement made them an ideal partner.

Unveiling Talent: The Scouting Process

Archyde: Alexandre Chanet mentioned the importance of scouting in diverse regions.Can you elaborate on the specific qualities you were looking for in these young footballers during the internship?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: Absolutely.We weren’t solely focused on technical skills,although those are essential. We were also observing their tactical awareness, their adaptability, and their overall passion for the game.Equally important was their coachability – their willingness to learn and implement new strategies. We used a complete assessment approach, looking at both individual performance and how they functioned within a team dynamic.

The Program’s Structure and Impact

Archyde: The internship was a three-day intensive program. What specific aspects of the game did the coaching staff focus on with these young players?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: We divided the program into focused sessions aimed at enhancing key aspects of their game. One day concentrated on technical drills: passing accuracy, dribbling skills, and shooting techniques.Another was devoted to tactical awareness, including formations, positional play, and game strategy. The final day focused on physical conditioning and recovery, crucial for peak performance.Moreover, we integrated video analysis to give the players a deeper understanding of their strengths and areas for advancement.

Long-Term Vision and Commitment

Archyde: Bastien Dufort emphasized the importance of documenting the players’ progress over time. What are Paris FC’s long-term goals for this initiative?

Jean-pierre Dubois: Our commitment to French Guiana is not a one-off event. As Bastien mentioned, documenting the players’ journey is vital. We aim to establish a enduring pathway for Guyanese footballers to develop and potentially join our academy or even our professional team. We envision holding these internships annually, continuously monitoring progress and providing ongoing support and guidance. This long-term vision is crucial for creating a lasting impact on football in the region.

Oriane Jean-François: A Role Model for Aspiring Players

Archyde: the article mentions oriane Jean-François, a Saint-Laurent footballer excelling on the international stage. How important is her success as an inspiration for these young players?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: Oriane’s journey is incredibly inspiring. She serves as a tangible example of what’s possible for young footballers from French Guiana. Her success motivates these players to dream big and work hard.We actively promote her story and encourage these young talents to emulate her dedication and perseverance to achieve the highest possible aspirations.

Building Strong Partnerships

Archyde: The Loyola club played a significant role in coordinating the internship. Can you elaborate on the importance of such partnerships for the success of this program?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: The partnership with the Loyola club is fundamental. Emilie Willim and Carmis azor’s dedication to coordinating the logistics and fostering relationships with local players and families was invaluable. Their local expertise and support ensured we could reach a wide range of talented players and create a positive and impactful experience. Without strong local partnerships, initiatives like this would struggle to succeed.

Final Thoughts: The Future of Guyanese Footballers

Archyde: what message do you have for young, aspiring footballers in French Guiana and similar regions around the world?

Jean-Pierre Dubois: Believe in yourself, work hard, and never give up on your dreams. Opportunities like these are there to be seized. Dedicate yourselves to continuous improvement, seek guidance from experienced coaches, and embrace the challenge. The world is watching, and there’s no limit to what you can achieve. Always remember that the journey is just as critically important as the destination.

A Question for Our Readers

Archyde: What other regions do you think deserve more attention from professional football clubs for talent scouting? Share your thoughts in the comments below!