India's youth footballers, who are involved in the NEWS9 Indian Tigers and Tigrasses Campaign, are impressing everyone with their performance in Austria. These 12 girls and 16 boys, elected out of 50,000 applicants, have got their talent ironed after hard training under the guidance of the top coaches of Europe. In this camp in Gumandon, Austria, the young players worked hard despite the difficult weather conditions. After two days of intensive practice, he had his first test against Gumndon Football Academy on 2 April.

U-15 Boys showed tremendous performance

Indian boys defeated the opposition team 7–0, showing a bang game in the U-15 category. His fast passing, pressing and clinical finishing proved that there is no shortage of football talent in India. At the same time, the U-13 girls team had to lose the match, but their stubbornness and passion did not diminish. The brilliant victory of the boys team gave new enthusiasm to the entire group and assured that India's football future is bright.

Fans reached Vienna, created a fiery atmosphere

The atmosphere of the stadium was amazing, because the pro -Indian pro -young stars from Vienna had come to encourage the stars. While waving dhols, slogans and tricolor, the fans created a memorable atmosphere, it was clear that India's football dream is spreading wings.

German club VFB Stuttgart scouts

The performance of these young talents has also caught the attention of international scouts. Germany's famous club VFB came to watch the scout matches of Stutgart and kept an eye on the Indian players. Scout said that they are paying special attention to technical skills, tactical awareness and mental tuffiness. Selected players can find a place in the Academy of Stutgart, who have recently reached the DFB P -Poil final.

Fourth day training and hardening

Training became even more intensity on the fourth day of the camp. The players increased their stamina, worked on technic and practiced tactical drills for match fitness. These young stars are touching new heights with every day.