Promoted to Regional 1, the team coached by Joris Di Grégorio keeps the same training course with the aim of helping young people grow. “The group’s average age this season will be around 19. Many players from the U18 category will go up to the seniors and the goal will be to help them progress to join the first team afterwards, ”explains the coach. To give these young people experience, they needed elders to supervise them. Jérémy Lauratet and Oluwole Adebayo who had an adventure with the pennant team last season will return to the regional elite and will try to raise the young guard as high as possible.
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Joris Di Grégorio has greatly overhauled his group, including including five U18s from last season and two from this year. Among the recruits, defender Justin Hanen (CSO Amnéville), midfielder Théo Mariani (Luxembourg) and striker Nathan Simba back on the banks of the Moselle after a stay in Canada. The Thionvilloise reserve also gained experience with the arrival of Guy Tiekoura, a defender who wore the colors of APM Metz in R1. On his ambitions in terms of ranking, the promoted is cautious and lucid about the coming season while wanting to be part of the continuity of what he did during the previous exercise. “We are going to start the championship against Hombourg-Haut which will set the tone and already allow our young players to calibrate themselves against a team where there is a lot of experience. It will be a good entry test,” explains Joris Di Grégorio.
Before the official start of the competition, three friendly matches have been scheduled for the Moselle reserve: Algrange (R2), Hettange (R2) and Audun (R3). The first league match is scheduled for August 27 in Hombourg-Haut.
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