Real Sociedad kick off tonight’s prestigious Premier League International Cup, which will be held entirely in England against Crystal Palace (8pm). It is an under-21 tournament, with four possible exceptions, pitting English youth teams against the best in Europe. It is played for a few months like the Europa League and Real are in group D, where they must finish in the first two out of eight to make it to the quarterfinals. They will only play against four English teams, not against the other three non-British rivals, namely Leipzig, Sporting Portugal and Anderlecht. It’s not being televised at the moment, despite Real’s attempts.
The calls are changed for each match. The future coach of this realistic team Oscar Fernandez coach of Real C. And the teams are a mix of members from Sanse, Real C and División Honor Juvenil. The first call is led by Dani Diazan experienced winger training with the first team during the national team’s last break. With him they are outstanding Luken Beitia, Alex Lebarbier, Darío Ramírez and the recent signings Tommy Carbonell and Sydney Osazuwa. There are players who have been substitutes for Sanse, without many minutes wanted Agote or Astigarraga.
The complete squad list for the first round of the tournament is as follows: Lander Olasagasti, Jon Garro, Unax Agote, Luken Beitia, Eneko Astigarraga, Alex Lebarbier, Tomas Carbonell, Dani Díaz, Jakes Gorosabel, Ibai Agirre, Santino Samuyiwa, Ekain Diaz de Alda, Adrián Zango, Iker Roper, Darío Ramírez, Ibai Cabo, Sydney Osazuwa and Gorka Gorosabel.
The other three guaranteed matches of the tournament, in the group stage, are as follows:
10/22: Brighton – Real Sociedad
11/26: Chelsea – Real Sociedad
10/12: Southampton – Real Sociedad
Source: La Verdad
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