Spartak Children's Academy of Mini-Football opens in Kyrgyzstan

Bishkek, Aug. 16. 2019 / Kabar /. Spartak Children's Football Academy will soon open its doors in Kyrgyzstan, President of Sun-City Football Club Kanat Derkinbaev said at a press conference.
He said that the center will be opened in September. The coaches are entrusted to train domestic personnel, more than 500 young athletes. In the future, it is planned to cover the city of Osh.
"In 2010, a football skill school was created on the basis of the Sun-City sports complex, then a football club was opened," Derkinbaev said.
He said that for two years they had been negotiating with Spartak FC to open their branch in the Kyrgyz Republic. "The upbringing of the younger generation is an important component of the economic, cultural and political development of any country. Since the youth who are involved in sports today will be in the future economically independent, cultural, spiritually rich Kyrgyzstan," the head of the capital’s team said hopefully.
Alexander Likhachev, Development Director for the Spartak FC, in turn, noted that they are opening their network for the first time abroad and Kyrgyzstan is the first country.
"The Spartak brand is one of the most famous sports brands," notes Likhachev. - Today we are working to ensure that this club continues to develop and give children the opportunity to play sports. We are developing the federal network of the academy in Russia. Today we are opening the borders and launching the Spartak Academy in the Kyrgyz Republic. We are sure that in Kyrgyzstan there are many talented children to whom we are glad to open the door to great sport."