Il 5-a-side football FISDIR made a stop at Pescarawhere the Italian Championship 2025 reserved for categories competitive and promotional.
An event that confirmed the constant growth of the Paralympic football movement and the ability of Italian clubs to combine competitiveness, inclusion and team spirit.
The races, held in an atmosphere of great enthusiasm, featured athletes from all over the country.
The organization stood out for its efficiency and precision, allowing the matches, prize ceremonies and all collateral activities to take place perfectly.
“The Pescara championship went very well,” he declared Angelo D’AuriaFISDIR National Technical Contact for 5-a-side football.
“We recorded an excellent technical level in all categories and interesting ideas for the recruitment of new athletes to be included in the national competitive Openwhich we are rebuilding in view of participating in the Virtus demonstrations of 2027 in Egypt.
As for the national C21the performances were excellent, with the confirmation of athletes already of national interest and the identification of new profiles ready to enter the next rallies.
Applause goes to the organizing company, impeccable in logistics management and hospitality, and to all the participating companies, who collaborated with great sporting spirit.”
Satisfaction also on the part of FISDIR Abruzzo Regional Delegate, Monica Ciaramellanowho wanted to underline the sporting and social value of the event:
“We are happy to have hosted a Pescara the FISDIR Italian 5-a-side football championship.
The organization was impeccable in every respect: respect for timetables, logistics, transport and hospitality.
On the first day we had the pleasure of welcoming the authorities of the Municipality of Pescaraincluding theSports Councilor and theCouncilor for Social Policieswho brought the city’s greetings to the participants.
It was also great to involve the local area: two schools, theIIS Volta and theITC Manthonéparticipated with numerous classes, and some students actively collaborated in the organization.
Even the Faculty of Motor Sciences of the D’Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara contributed by offering its students the opportunity to carry out hours of training during the event.
Sport, on these occasions, truly becomes a bridge between generations, experiences and skills.”
The event represented a concrete opportunity for growth for the FISDIR movement, confirming the value of football as a tool for cohesion and active participation.
The return to full competitive activity, combined with the involvement of the school and university world, testifies to the strength of a network that works together to build sport and culture.
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