Our objective is simple: to ensure our players continue to train and develop properly during the summer break. Some players may be traveling, but for those who are staying in Los Angeles, this is a great opportunity to continue developing with the Juventus Methodology. Spots will be limited and offered first to our Academy members before opening to the public. I want to clearly explain what makes our camps different. In today’s market, many brands travel to different cities to run large summer camps. Camps are a business model — they require short-term commitment and rely on large numbers of players through marketing. Often, success is measured by volume, as people’s perception is focused on engagement instead of development. That is not our approach. Juventus Academy Los Angeles is here long term. We are investing in facilities, in senior coaching staff, and in building something sustainable for our community. Because of that commitment, we limit our summer camps to a maximum of 20 players per group. Why? Because real teaching requires attention. Correction requires proximity. Development requires detail. When groups become too large, individual learning is lost within the mass. High volume does not equal high quality. Our summer camps reflect who we are: authentic, focused, and committed to long-term development. Open to players from U7 to U14. CHATSWORTH SUMMER CAMPS WEST LA SUMMER CAMPS Some camps promote trips or prizes as incentives. At Juventus Academy LA, our international experiences are part of a structured pathway. We travel to Juventus FC twice per year. Our players train and compete against selected Italian academy players. The stadium tour and museum visit are meaningful experiences — but they are not the purpose of the trip. The purpose is football. We are building players, not tourists. Anthony Merida is a perfect example. After a successful showing at the Juventus Academy World Cup two years ago — where we won the gold bracket — he caught the attention of Juventus scouts. Not only was he identified by them, but he was also selected for the Mexican national team. Upon returning to Los Angeles, he stood out as one of the top players thanks to his exposure to high-level international competition. These tournaments open real doors — and when players come back, they come back better. We will attend it with players born in 2013-2014 and 2016, registrations close on March 15: JUVENTUS ACADEMY WORLD CUP JUNE 2026 Thank you for continuing to trust the process.