CS Aylmer becomes latest to join Powered By Atlético Ottawa community partner program
Atlético Ottawa is pleased to welcome CS Aylmer as the latest community partner of the Powered By Atlético Ottawa program, bringing new opportunities to thousands of young soccer players in the Outaouais.
CS Aylmer, founded in 1977, has invested over the years in player development, now serving over 1,500 members annually and offering some of the best technical expertise in the region. Committed to the long-term athlete development model and positive experiences for all its members, the club will also be able to count of the support of program ambassador and local athlete Maxim Tissot, former Canadian National Team member and Atlético Ottawa defender.
By joining the Powered By Atlético Ottawa program, members of CS Aylmer will gain access to professional expertise and resources, as well as unforgettable experiences for their young soccer players. It further links the club with Atlético Ottawa, and sister club Atlético de Madrid, in creating a pathway for talented athletes looking to pursue their dream of playing professional soccer.
“We are very proud to enter into a partnership with Atlético Ottawa,” commented Anthony Olio, Technical Director at CS Aylmer. “This partnership fits harmoniously with our values, which will allow our players a high-quality training, access to Atlético professionals, a well elaborated development plan, and a real sporting path. We hope that one day we will see a former player of the Aylmer Soccer Club in the first team of Atlético.”
“We could not be happier to count CS Aylmer as a member of our Atleti family,” commented Fernando López, CEO of Atlético Ottawa. “We would also like to thank the Outaouais soccer community and CS Aylmer for welcoming us in theirs. Our Powered By Atlético Ottawa program is only building steam, and we cannot wait for our partner clubs to experience all we have in store for them!”
The Powered By Atlético Ottawa program, created by Atlético Ottawa, in partnership with Atlético de Madrid and the Canadian Premier League, currently supports 9 local soccer clubs from across the Ottawa-Gatineau region: Ottawa South United, Ottawa City Soccer Club, Ottawa Gloucester Hornets, Gloucester Dragons, Russel Soccer Club, St. Anthony SC, Nepean Hotspurs Soccer Club, West Carleton Soccer Club, and CS Aylmer. For additional information on the program and its members, visit atleticoottawa.canpl.ca/powered-by-atletico-ottawa/.