Barcelona Football club is set to join the Liga Genuine with a team set up by the Barça Foundation.
The new group is a drive from the Club’s Diversity and Inclusion region and is sponsored by La Masia and the Barça Foundation.
This season FC Barcelona will have a team comprising of players with scholarly practical variety. The build up of the team has been once of the primary goals of the new directorate in its social region, a proposition by the president Joan Laporta prior to assuming his new mandate.
Also, this is in a joint effort with La Masia and upheld by the Barça Foundation. The club will additionally have the assistance of other entities that work with people in this classification with the target of working on their personal satisfaction by means of social and work environment consideration.
The aftereffect of this work is a team comprising of 30 players and a coaching of six individuals, every one of whom have immense experience with overseeing team affecting people with useful variety just as a support team of volunteers.
This team will partake in the next release of the LaLiga Genuine Santander, a spearheading worldwide project created by the LaLiga Foundation which was started in 2017 and 2018 respectively.
The competition saw 36 teams participate last season, every one of them delegates of clubs from the Spanish Football League and its goal is to foster the coordination of people with contrasting capacities into the world of sports.
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The competition isn’t simply founded on goals but also fair play, team work, respect and defeating snags and furthermore applies to the players as well as to the care of the staff and fans. Thusly, there are two league titles: one for the brandishing champions and one for the fair play winners.
The LaLiga Genuine Santander for 2021/22 is planned to begin in January with the first period of the competition after the tournament was required to be postponed back in March 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, the Barça Foundation has been working around here as since 2015 it has established the ‘Diversitat a Catalunya’ with the help of the ‘Fundació Bancària La Caixa’ and also subsequently in various schools in the city of New York and in Japan.
The programme is aimed at children and young people with functional diversity who can have access to physical activity and sport thanks to the FutbolNet methodology.
