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VOLUNTARY LICENSE OPERATION – BONUS REWARDS
As you have seen, the District of Lyon and Rhône has decided to renew an operation, this time targeting Voluntary Licenses, from October 28 to November 30, 2024.
Operation below:
VOLUNTARY LICENSING OPERATION
In the regulations of the operation, it is stated that a bonus gift will be given to all clubs ranked in first position in each category on November 15 and will be rewarded with €100*. Here are the winners:
Intermediate challenge winners table
The categories:
- Category 1: Clubs with a total of less than 100 licenses
All clubs achieving a minimum of 5 voluntary licenses will be rewarded
- Category 2: Clubs with a total of between 101 and 250 licenses
All clubs achieving a minimum of 10 voluntary licenses will be rewarded
- Category 3: Clubs with a total of between 251 and 500 licenses
All clubs achieving a minimum of 12 voluntary licenses will be rewarded
- Category 4: Clubs with a total of more than 500 licenses
All clubs achieving a minimum of 15 voluntary licenses will be rewarded
There’s still time to win!
*100€ in Ekinsport voucher which will be sent to you by email shortly.
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Zachary
Brithmer
Thank you for joining us today, Zachary. Can you please introduce yourself and share your expertise related to the topic at hand?
Zachary: Of course! Zachary Brithmer, here. I am the President of Rhône Football Federation. I have been associated with the football club for over a decade and am passionate about promoting the sport in France.
Interviewer: Great to have you here, Zachary. The article talks about an upcoming Voluntary Licensing Operation in Lyon and Rhône region. What inspired this initiative, and how do you think it will benefit the region’s football clubs?
Zachary: Well, the Voluntary Licensing Operation is a new initiative by the District of Lyon and Rhône, which has been launched to encourage more people to participate in football and engage with their local clubs. The aim is to promote the sport, as well as develop and enhance the skills of young footballers in our region. The bonus rewards are an added incentive for clubs to work hard and achieve their goals.
Interviewer: That’s interesting. The article also mentions that clubs achieving a certain number of voluntary licenses will be awarded with cash prizes. What do you think about this strategy to encourage clubs to enroll more players during the operation?
Zachary: We believe this strategy will be very beneficial for the clubs. It will not only motivate them to increase their player base but also provide some financial support to invest in resources like equipment, training sessions, or facilities. The cash prizes are a great way to recognize the hard work and success of these clubs, which in turn will help us build a stronger football community.
Interviewer: Absolutely. Additionally, the article highlights the importance of voluntary licensing for clubs. Could you please elaborate on that?
Zachary: Yes, voluntary licensing is crucial for clubs as it allows them to become registered and structured entities. This not only provides them with recognition but also grants them access to various benefits such as insurance, training programs, and support from the district. Therefore, it’s essential for clubs to participate in such operations to improve their overall functioning and maintain the quality of football in our region.
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