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01/01/2023

MFC WILL WELCOME MORE THAN 40 TEAMS FOR WINTER TRAINING IN JANUARY

The winter training camps will begin on the 2nd of January with the reception of the first teams.

During the first month of the year 2023, more than 40 teams are expected to arrive for their training camps at the facilities managed by Marbella Football Center.

The Costa del Sol will be the preferred destination for these training camps, although the centres managed by MFC in Alicante and Cadiz will also receive another important number of clubs.

Up to 12 different nationalities will arrive at the MFC destination; Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Czech Republic, Spain, Austria, Denmark, Hungary, Sweden, South Korea, Canada and USA.

The particular high season of MFC teams will run until the end of March. In these first months of the year, many European competitions take a winter break, which means that these teams arrive to prepare.

The arrival of these clubs will imply the celebration of numerous preparation matches. In these first 3 months of the year 2023 alone, more than 100 matches of professional teams will be organised.

The professional teams come to our destination in search of good training conditions, high level preparation matches, good weather and good hotels. We at MFC are looking forward to the arrival of these important clubs.

TEAMS, DATES AND THEIR RESPECTIVE LEAGUES:
– St. Pauli (2nd to 9th) Bundesliga 2 Germany
– Stuttgart (2 to 13) Bundesliga Germany
– SC Freiburg U23 (3rd to 9th)
– Winterthur (3 to 10) Swiss First Division
– TSC 1989 Hoffenheim (3 to 10) Bundesliga Germany
– FC Lugano (3 to 11) Swiss First Division
– Mainz 05 (4 to 11) German First Division
– FC Ausburg (4 to 12) German First Division
– SC Freiburg (4 to 14) Bundesliga Germany
– Basel FC (4 to 14) Swiss First Division
– Young Boys (5 to 12) Swiss First Division
– FC Sion (5 to 14) Swiss First Division
– Grasshoppers Club Zurich (5 to 15) Swiss First Division
– FC Luzern (6 to 14) Swiss First Division
– Germany (6 to 15) NT U16/17 Women
– Spain (9 to 12) NT U17 Women
– Borussia Dortmund (06 to 15) German First Division Germany
– VFL Bochum (7 to 14) First Division Germany
– Ferencvaros Torna Club (7 to 17) Hungarian First Division
– Fortuna Dusseldorf (8 to 15) Bundesliga 2 Germany
– DVTK (Reka) (8 to 20) Hungarian second division
– Sponsors Fortuna Dusseldorf (12 to 15) Second Division Germany
– Sparta Prague (8 to 17) Czech First Division
– Puskas (9 to 20) Hungarian First Division
– Valerenga (9 to 23) First Division Norway
– Jablonec (10 to 20) Czech First Division
– Sponsor Grasshoppers (11 to 15) First Division Switzerland
– Hamburger SV (11 to 19) German Bundesliga 2
– Viktoria Plzen (11 to 21) Czech First Division
– Vancouver Whitecaps (11 to 22) MLS USA
– Arminia Bielefeld (12 to 19) Bundesliga 2 Germany
– Karlsruher SC (13 to 22) Bundesliga 2 Germany
– Molde FK (13 to 22) Norwegian First Division
– RB Salzburg (14 to 21) First Division Austria
– AGF Aarhus (14 to 25) First Division Denmark
– Haugesund (14 to 26) Norwegian First Division
– Wolfsberger AC (19 to 29) First Division Austria
– Seattle Sounders (20 to 31) MLS USA
– Hammarby masc (23 to 12) First Division Sweden
– BK Hacken women (28 to 08) First Division Sweden
– BK Hacken masc (28 to 11) First Division Sweden
– Brann women (28 to 11) First Division Norway
– Brann men (28 to 18) First Division Norway
– Odd Grendland A Team (29 to 10) First Division Norway
– Valerenga Women (30 to 06) Norwegian First Division
– FC Dallas (30 to 10) MLS USA
– Malmo FF (30 to 11) First Division Sweden
– Jeonbuk Hyundai (30 to 15) First Division South Korea
– Hammarby Fem (31 to 09) First Division Sweden

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