The Real Balompédica Linense, through its vice president Nicola Radici, has maintained in recent hours contacts aimed at establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with the sports academy GSM Sport Club, of San Pedro Sula, in the Sula valley, in the northern Honduras.
Radici is in Honduras with his usual task of scouting of young players from different countries who can promote in Spain through the Balompédica.
In addition to witnessing in situ meetings of different categories, the vice-president albinegro has established contacts with one of the most important men’s and women’s soccer academies in the country, the GSM Sport Club, which is headed by one of the most recognized Honduran footballers, the striker Alberth Elis, who plays for Boavista de Portugal, whom the press has included in the last hours in the agendas of clubs such as Porto, Celtic de Glasgow, Brighton and Watford.
Eli delegate much of your day-to-day responsibilities in a personal friend, Enrique Amador, who played in Leixoes in Portugal, Pachuca in Mexico, Houston Dinamo (United States) and in Brazil he did so in Vitoria and the notorious Chapecoense.
The Balono president, of Italian origin like President Raffaale Pandalone, has expressed through his social networks thanks for the hospitality to which he has been subjected during his visit to the football academy.
Nicola Radici is also the maximum responsible of the relationship that the Real Balompédica Linense maintains with the academy “Esperance Pour Tous Academie” (Hope for all) from Cameroon, whose first fruit has been Prince Kevin Bassamba [Wolosso], who will return to the entity after finishing the campaign on loan to AD Ceuta FC of the Third Division with which he is still fighting to achieve a place for the Second RFEF.
In an interview recently given to the newspaper As from which it was made Europa Sur, the Italian mediator, who It is also after the landing of the Sierra Leonean international Alhassan Koroma in the Municipal, explained how he started his relationship with the entity of La Línea.
“The first question of the interview is focused on knowing how an Italian sports entrepreneur finds his bones in a team of the Second Division B. Radici answers:” I was a season hgoing scouting for Zion, a club from Switzerland. In summer I would go to see training sessions and friendlies in Marbella. One day I heard an Italian behind me. It was Rafaelle Pandalone. He told me that he had joined the Real Balompédica Linense. Me I had a project of scouting with African countries, to bring players to a European club, grow them and sell them. Rafaelle asked me to do this with the Balloons. I brought Kibamba, who broke it and Sevilla signed him, then Bandaogo, from Burkina Faso, who has gone to Betis… It’s going well ”, the information said
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