At the general assembly in Carquefou, president Didier Esor called for adapting regional football to upcoming changes.
The general assembly of the Pays de la Loire League was held this Saturday, November 7, in Carquefou. An opportunity for its president, Didier Esor, to take stock and discuss the future prospects of football in the region.
In his speech, Didier Esor insisted on the need to “adapt football to tomorrow's realities.” A phrase that sums up the upcoming projects for the league, faced with changes in amateur sport, whether demographic, economic, or societal.
The league's clubs will thus have to contend with new ways of practicing, different expectations from registered players, and increased financial pressure. The league intends to support these changes by modernizing its structures and strengthening dialogue with districts and clubs.
Beyond organizational aspects, this assembly also served to reaffirm the values of regional football: training, solidarity, and territorial roots. All elements that should guide decisions in the coming months.
While no specific figures were announced, the direction is clear: prepare for the future without denying the identity of amateur football. The upcoming milestones will measure the realization of these ambitions.
In his speech, Didier Esor insisted on the need to “adapt football to tomorrow's realities.” A phrase that sums up the upcoming projects for the league, faced with changes in amateur sport, whether demographic, economic, or societal.
The league's clubs will thus have to contend with new ways of practicing, different expectations from registered players, and increased financial pressure. The league intends to support these changes by modernizing its structures and strengthening dialogue with districts and clubs.
Beyond organizational aspects, this assembly also served to reaffirm the values of regional football: training, solidarity, and territorial roots. All elements that should guide decisions in the coming months.
While no specific figures were announced, the direction is clear: prepare for the future without denying the identity of amateur football. The upcoming milestones will measure the realization of these ambitions.
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Source: Ouest-France