After a hundred years of history, the Celtic has jumped on the women’s football train. A long-awaited news for the celestial fans, who have long requested that the Galician club create a women’s section to follow in the footsteps of the ‘greats’ such as Barça, Real Madrid, Levante or Athletic Club, providing so many greetings to your followers.
The team will start at Third RFEF with the idea of climbing the positions until settling in League F. Last Saturday, the merger agreement with Mos Sports Union was closed to have this section that was promised before. Marian Mouriñor when he took over the presidency.
The launch of the new section took place yesterday at 7:30 pm A Madroa Sports City,”the club’s talent factory”, as highlighted by Celta itself in a statement. Anticipation was full and no one wanted to miss the big event. The doors of the venue opened half an hour early to welcome the hundreds of enthusiasts who arrived from in different places, as the club has made several shuttle buses available to connect from Abanca Balaídos to A Madrona. A welcome.
The merger agreement of both clubs includes the children, cadets and affiliated teams of UD Mos, “with a clear vocation to grow without stopping, relying on the training of the players and the opportunity for the girls of Vigo and in their place there may be appropriate resources. to fight for their dream: playing football,” highlights the club.
“Celta re-releases its history in a long-awaited birth. Like 100 years ago, two clubs came together to form a stronger one, representing Vigo and Galicia in Spanish football,” continued the club in a statement.
Marian Mourinhopresident of RC Celta, said he was “excited” and “delighted” because “people are very happy” with this new project, and expressed his hope that they will continue to “walk together for many year.”
The performance of Lil Kids, EME DJ and the delivery of a commemorative t-shirt are some of the most notable surprises of the day, where Iago Aspas is again one of the attractions of the youngest, especially the girls of UD Mos , a team that merged with Celta to form the new team “Bilang Celtas”.
The arrival of the Galician club is a step forward in our football. Of the 20 teams in the First Division, only two clubs remain without a women’s section: UD Las Palmas and RCD Mallorca. It is worth remembering that, thanks to an invitation from the RFEF, Las Palmas remained in the top category for two seasons, but lost with relegation in the 2011 season. For its part, in Mallorca there is UD Collerense and Atlético Baleares, while RCD Mallorca is working to have its own women’s section
Source: La Verdad
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