J-League is proud of the “J-League Youth Challenge Thailand” fight and advises Thai players not to stop dreaming.

J.League is proud of the response to the J.LEAGUE Thailand Youth Challenge competition and advises Thai youth not to stop dreaming after Chainat Provincial Administrative Organization first time Champion

a wonderful success And he has already won the J.LEGUE Youth Challenge Thailand football championship.
“Challenging Dreams, Awakening the Power of Thai Youth” Youth Football Tournament Under 16, the first time in Thailand that young Thai footballers come from Chainat Provincial Administrative Organization School Clearly won the Country J.LEAGUE Youth Challenge Thai in the middle of the cheering crowd at Thunder Dome Stadium

By Mr. Takeyuki Oya, General Manager of International Relations Department, J-League, Japan Professional Football League The winner was awarded to Chainat Provincial School of Administrative Organization Received a cash prize of 100,000 baht, a cup, a medal and a visit to a special HER J football tournament. LEGUE ASIA 2022 on the sidelines in November 2022 in Thailand as a team

and results The second best team is Nonwittaya Sports School 6, receiving a prize of 50,000 baht and medals, the second team is Suphanburi Sports School. Received a cash prize of 25,000 baht and a medal And the runner-up team, Ansumchan School, Sriracha, received a prize of 10,000 baht and a medal.

In addition, the award was given to 4 best Thai youth players under 16, led by Best of Forward, namely No. 11, Mr Chatchai Wongnarai, Chainat Provincial Administrative Institute School,
Best Midfielder, including No. 6, Mr Thanawin Ysgol Inthamma, Provincial Administrative Institute Chainat, Best Defender, including No. 5
Mr. Arthit Kodpim, Sport Nakhon Non Witthaya School 6, and Best of Goalkeeper, including No. 1, Mr. Thanakorn Petchumsaeng, Suphanburi Provincial Sports School Take to the skies to experience Japan with the J.LEAGUE Young Star Challenge project

The J.League is proud of the response to the J.LEAGUE Thailand Youth Challenge competition and advises young Thai players not to stop dreaming, General Manager Takeyuki Oya. International Relations Department, J-League, Japan Professional Football League revealed the potential of young Thai footballers to hear that “From this competition, there are many players who think they should be able to play in the J- League. For playing in Thailand, it is unique, especially the use of feet as football techniques. I think that’s great. I think there are a lot of promising players. What should be the first priority to develop important to the mind in that sense I want to win, I don’t want to lose I want to be professional That’s the most important part.”

Ready to let the Thai youth that “I believe that nothing has been done as quickly as possible. All you can do is have a dream and continue to dedicate yourself every day to that dream I want everyone to try to do their best and keep that dream alive.”

and revealed feelings about the current competition that “I am very proud to receive praise from Thai parents. It’s something the J-League is very proud of. I think I want to do a relationship like this. I want to create opportunities like this for young Thai people and let them experience Japan. Although this time it will be held in Thailand only. But I want it to develop even if Thailand and Japan can build a relationship with each other. ”

The ‘Dreaming Challenge to awaken the power of Thai youth’ in the J.LEAGUE Youth Challenge Thailand men’s football tournament is a competition in the under 16 age group, with a total prize fund of over 500,000 baht, ready to grab the opportunity to watch football JJ league Math border to Japan By organizing this competition in the J-League, Japan’s Professional Football League. Aimed at Thai youth who love to play football. had the opportunity to gain important experience

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