Real Madrid Camp invites to train in Spain

[Anonymous]

Overseas moneygrab

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Overseas moneygrab

I think we understand it’s not pro recruiting. Some of us just want to know if it’s fun program to decide if we would have our kids join.

Plus who cares cares if it’s some profit thing if kids have fun. I’m happy to give to the said money grab lol

[Anonymous]

after participating, you can play $1000 per week to be on the equivalent of a Real Madrid Rec team

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:after participating, you can play $1000 per week to be on the equivalent of a Real Madrid Rec team

That’s ok by us. It’s for fun lol. I’m looking forward to it. It’s a quarter of what we spend for spring break trips so it’s a sweet deal for the experience to be independent

[Anonymous]

Has anyone look into just signing up at the camp without paying the expensive accomodations?

[Anonymous]

So our family has gone on the trips with both Dutch Soccer and Real Madrid. Both trips were terrific! We did the Dutch Soccer trip to the Netherlands in July 2019 and the Real Madrid trip in November 2021. DS was 11 years old when we went to the Netherlands and 13 years old when we went to Madrid. Happy to answer any questions you have about either experience.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So our family has gone on the trips with both Dutch Soccer and Real Madrid. Both trips were terrific! We did the Dutch Soccer trip to the Netherlands in July 2019 and the Real Madrid trip in November 2021. DS was 11 years old when we went to the Netherlands and 13 years old when we went to Madrid. Happy to answer any questions you have about either experience.

Hi - my son got in invite to go to Madrid. He is 12 y/o. He did go away camp last summer for about 11 days and had a couple of sleepovers but at our place. He doesn't know Spanish (only very basic). Did your son go on his own or with friends from his soccer team in the U.S.? Was the camp in Spanish and English? Actually how much Spanish does one need to know? Did you see him daily? Any recommendation Any negatives?

Thank you!

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have experience with this program? My son was just invited but he’s only 9. I’m curious if it’s worth the money or how exclusive it is.

Did you guys go? Howuch wis this program?

We didn’t but plan on it around 11-12. I think it’s a great experience to see the city and we can add on nights to get to sevillle and Barcelona.

[Anonymous]

My son (10) just got an invite to go to Spain as well. He got it after a tournament. Apprarently they are walking about tournaments and picking out players to send invites to. It's very clever marketing and will dupe many parents into thinking their kid is special. But better to be on the list than not, I guess.

It's a soccer vacation...would be an amazing experience but nothing will come of it.

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Anonymous wrote:My son is 6 years old also got selected in one of the USA Real Madrid camps and I don’t know if it’s worth it for him or not.

Wait til 12 is what I would do. Take your six year old to Disney instead.

Agreed. We did Mundialito last March and it was a fantastic experience. Definitely want to be 11-13 to really enjoy it.