As part of the activities carried out during their stay in U.S. territory, the Santos Laguna team conducted a soccer clinic aimed at boys and girls from Coppermine Soccer, a leading organization in the development of youth sports programs in Maryland, whose goal is to promote access, training, and growth of soccer in this region of the United States.

The activity took place this morning in the city of Baltimore, following the sixth training session of the First Team during this preseason stage, allowing young soccer players to interact and learn firsthand from players and members of the Santos coaching staff.

Prior to the clinic, the more than 100 attendees watched the Warriors' training session, closely observing the work methodology, exercises carried out by the team, and the preparation dynamics maintained during the Warrior Preseason under the direction of Renato Paiva.

Subsequently, the participants engaged in various workstations within the clinic, sharing experiences with members of the First Team and receiving advice related to soccer practice, teamwork, and the importance of discipline in sports training.

This initiative is part of the outreach efforts that Santos Laguna promotes during their tour of the United States, fostering spaces for learning and inspiration for new generations of soccer players.

It is worth noting that the team's stay in Maryland takes place within the framework of the strategic alliance between Orlegi Sports and Coppermine. This collaboration integrates the philosophy and operational expertise of Orlegi Sports 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 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.