Pre-training brings together children aged 11 to 15 (U12 to U15)
Since the summer of 2019, Paris FC has opened a U14-U15 pre-training center at the Cité Universitaire, located in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Comprising around fifteen youngsters, it brings together the best elements of this age category, and offers these players a programme that allows them to reconcile sporting development, academic progress, education and family balance.
Adapted timetable (9am-5.30pm, including training)
Daily training from Monday to Friday
Specific goalkeeper training (3 per week)
Specific athletic preparation session
Medical follow-up (doctor, physio, osteopath)
High level matches against other professional clubs and the best amateur clubs in the region
Video analysis
Catering on site
School accompaniment
Daily relations between the educational teams and the Paris FC referents
Prepares young people for the requirements of our training centre (U16 to U18)
Represents the first step towards the top level
The Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP) is a unique place, created in 1925, located in a park of several hectares in the south of Paris (14th arrondissement of Paris). It offers students, high-level sportsmen and researchers from all over the world an international and multicultural environment where they can live and study together. It offers its residents comfortable and economical accommodation as well as numerous opportunities for sports, cultural and social activities. Every year, around 12,000 students of more than 140 different nationalities meet at the Cité Universitaire.
The Paris FC has an adapted classroom where courses are given by certified teachers. Training takes place on a synthetic pitch provided.
“The Cité Universitaire’s pre-training center meets all the conditions to offer a quality sports and academic framework adapted to the U14 players of Paris FC. The objective of this two-year course is to adopt a high level training rhythm from the fourth grade and to reconcile the academic and family aspects, which are essential in our eyes. In this respect, it should be noted that all the players go home in the evening from 5.30pm. Thus, by benefiting from five training sessions per week, precise monitoring of their performance and their family environment, the players of the Paris FC pre-training centre have all the cards to give themselves the best chances of reaching the top level later on.”
