The First Team of Santos Laguna arrived this Friday in the city of Baltimore, Maryland, where they will continue their Warrior Preseason ahead of the 2026 Apertura Tournament and the 2026 Leagues Cup.

After completing an intense first stage of preparation at Territorio Santos Modelo, which began on June 1 and included their first friendly match against Mineros de Zacatecas, the Warriors are starting a new phase of work in the United States.

Under the technical direction of Renato Paiva, the green-and-white team will use this stay to strengthen their comprehensive preparation, consolidate football concepts, and continue developing the playing identity promoted by the Coaching Staff.

As part of this tour, Santos Laguna will play two preparation matches. The first will take place on June 23 against Annapolis Blues FC at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, while the second will be on June 28 against New York Cosmos at the Hinchliffe Stadium.

In addition to sports activities, the Santos delegation will participate in various social and community engagement initiatives, reaffirming Club Santos Laguna's commitment to making a positive impact both on and off the field.

These activities will also strengthen the bond with the Warriors Without Borders who reside in this region of the United States, while contributing to further expanding the Club's international presence and reach.

The Warriors will remain in Baltimore until June 30.

The team's stay in Maryland is part of the strategic alliance between Orlegi Sports and Coppermine, a leading organization in youth sports development in the state, aimed at promoting access, training, and growth in youth soccer.

This alliance integrates Orlegi Sports' philosophy and operational experience with Coppermine's extensive network of sports programs, specialized infrastructure, and talent development model.

Coppermine is the leading reference for youth sports in Maryland for children, youth, active lifestyle adults, and families. Through its facilities and programs, it serves more than 2.4 million people annually, promoting sports and community development throughout the region.