by Domenico Verlingieri – Two promising young footballers from Asd Valle Peligna, Samuel Hidago and Tommaso Di Giannantonio, attracted the attention of Benevento thanks to their exceptional performances during a training course held yesterday in Campania. Both born in 2009, midfielder Hidago and defender Di Giannantonio have shown talent and determination, leaving a positive impression on the club’s observers.
The initiative was carefully orchestrated by the scouting manager of Valle Peligna, Mirco De Amicis, and his collaborator Andrea Giamberardino, who accompanied the young talents during their experience in Benevento. This event marks the beginning of a promising collaboration between the two football realities, with the aim of developing a lasting sporting synergy.
The president of Valle Peligna, Simone Tofano, and the head of the youth sector, Silvio Di Bacco, have shown a strong commitment to deepening this relationship, which will see the periodic sending of young footballers from Valle Peligna for trials with Benevento during the of the year. This program not only offers a unique opportunity to emerging talents, but also strengthens the ties between the two regional football entities.
As for Samuel Hidago and Tommaso Di Giannantonio, Benevento has expressed its intention to watch them again for further test days, demonstrating a concrete interest in their sporting development. Furthermore, the Campania club will also open its doors to other young footballers from the Peligna Valley, including boys born in 2008 and 2010, thus confirming its commitment to recruiting and training the talents of tomorrow.
The initiative is not only a sign of sporting excellence, but also represents a significant opportunity for young aspiring footballers from the Peligna Valley, highlighting the potential and determination that characterize youth football in the region.
The future looks promising for Hidago, Di Giannantonio and for all the young talents who look to Benevento as a gateway to the dream of playing at increasingly higher levels in the world of professional football.
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