When should children start playing soccer? How many training sessions should they have per week? How to catch the attention of a soccer talent scout?
Many people around the world want their children to become professional sports stars. Soccer is one of the most popular and highly-paid sports, but also highly competitive in the race to reach the best leagues.
No magic formula guarantees our children become soccer stars, but there are essential keys to guide their talent," says Venezuelan Ramon Espinoza, a professional soccer recruiter expert.
To develop potential professional soccer players from childhood, the first thing is to start playing at an early age.
"The ideal age is five years old. The age limit would be 12 years old. After that, it is very difficult to learn very specific things. The child needs to train regularly. A minimum of two hours per day, between four and five days a week, will be a good start to increase their abilities," advises Espinoza, who has been a brand ambassador for Lionel Messi, Disney, Bundesliga, LaLiga, ESPN, NY Red Bulls, Adidas, Manchester United, Puma, Mizuno, T-Mobile, and Walmart, among others.
Secondly, parents and aspiring children should always keep certain things in mind, including patience, because there will be good and bad moments.
"The important thing is to keep going and never give up. Some things can be measured, and some cannot, but you must always evaluate development. Currently, it is essential to be the fastest, strongest, run the most, and, of course, the best technically equipped to stand out in this sport," says the recruiter and influencer.
Additionally, players must get used to pain because "they will often suffer injuries and have to overcome them with the appropriate therapeutic supervision and a lot of mental strength."
Ramón Espinoza has participated in international events and professional tryouts, alongside teams such as Getafe CF, CA Osasuna, SD Huesca, Levante UD, CD Leganés, A.D. Alcorcón, CF Fuenlabrada, ESC LaLiga & NBA Project.
How to catch the attention of a soccer talent scout?
"We need to see if a player can handle the pressure and control their emotions for the good of their team. Recruiters are looking for someone enthusiastic, brave, and capable of taking their club as far as possible. Anyway, a good recruiter knows that the field does not lie," he affirms.
Ramón Espinoza's maxim is "If the plan doesn't work, change the plan, but never the goal."
Ramón Espinoza has productively contributed to soccer communities of all ages and backgrounds through attractive and dynamic content creations. Undoubtedly, he is a valuable asset to the sports industry in the United States, given his talent, commitment, and diverse cultural focus.
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