The third week of Atalanta Football Camp, which is a summer football school for children aged 6 to 14, took place. Ten camps were held this week in as many different locations: from the Centro Bortolotti in Zingonia to Calabria, from Veneto to Lazio, this week again Atalanta Football Camp welcomed children in different locations all over Italy so that they could play the ball, learn and have fun.

It is a unique occasion to try out the training methods of the black-and-blue Academy together with Atalanta’s youth teams’ coaches.

2,450 children have already chosen Atalanta Football Camp but registration for the camps that are still to kick off is open. You can only register online on the website www.atalantacamp.it, where you can also find all the useful information regarding available locations and dates.

CAMPS IN THE PROVINCE OF BERGAMO

This week again the Centro Bortolotti in Zingonia was the venue for the Football Camp week while, in the province of Bergamo, the Atalanta Football Camps took place in Chiuduno (participants from porting Chiuduno).

CAMPS IN LOMBARDY

In Lombardy, outside the province of Bergamo, the Atalanta Football Camps were held in Castiraga Vidardo, in the province of Lodi (participants from Vidardese), in Colico, in the province of Lecco (participants from Colico Derviese), in Cremona (participants from Esperia Calcio) and in Milano Sempione (participants from Sempione Half).

CAMPS OUTSIDE LOMBARDY

Some camps took place outside Lombardy this week, too. They took place in Castel San Giovanni, in the province of Piacenza (participants from Oratorio San Filippo Neri), in Civita Castellana, in the province of Viterbo (participants from Flaminia Civita Castellana), in Corigliano Rossano, in the province of Cosenza (participants from Sporting Corigliano) and in Vittorio Veneto, in the province of Treviso (participants from Vittorio Falmec S.M. Colle).

Starting from 4 July, the fourth Atalanta Football Camp week kicks off in other 7 locations, in the province of Bergamo as well as in Marche and Umbria.