The results of the summer school for football organized by Manchester United and the first local mobile operator and provider of mobile Internet, Bakcell, are known.
During the qualifying rounds held in Baku, as well as in the cities of Ganja, Mingachevir, Lankaran and Sumgait under the control of AFFA, they selected 32 young talents aged from 8 to 12 years old who participated in the training sessions under the guidance of coaches of Manchester United Carl Wilde and Paul Gray. The training sessions were held at the stadium Bakcell Arena from 24 to 28 June.
As a result of the training selection 6 guys (Sameer Maharramli, Turan Velizadeh, Zeynaddin Abdurrahmanov, Tamerlan Rizvanov, Khayal Aliyev and Nigar Mirzaliyeva) had the opportunity to go to Manchester City, visit the legendary stadium Old Trafford, Manchester United Football Academy, as well as training the base command. Nigar Mirzaliyeva - the only girl in the group has joined the training camp for the girls, who were held in Manchester from 3 to 10 August.
During the trip to Manchester, which began on August 10, the young footballers took part in the training camp Manchester United Soccer Schools, held at the college Denston Manchester. One of them - Tamerlan Rizvanov was invited to take part in the World Finals football skills school football Manchester United.
According to the marketing director of Bakcell Aynur Abzhanova, "Football with Bakcell" is one of the largest projects undertaken in collaboration with Manchester United and AFFA, and the summer football school Manchester United is an important part of it.
According to the press release, Bakcell network covers more than 99 % of the population and 92 % of the country (excluding the occupied territories). Bakcell is the leader in innovation and services through Sur@ and creating new partnerships focused on providing the highest quality mobile Internet for local users.
In the 257 retail outlets serving customers around the clock, Bakcell offers the highest quality of customer experience.
For more information about Bakcell products and services one should visit www.bakcell.com or call 555. To read the press releases, please visit www.bakcell.com/az/news or www.bakcell.com/en/news for press releases in English.
If you are not a subscriber to Bakcell, but want to learn about the company and its services, please call 055 000 05 55. - 17D-
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