FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A: “THE FORGE is an international residential soccer development experience in Italy designed for ambitious young players. The program combines high-intensity training, position-specific development, competition, cultural experiences, and personal growth."

A: “THE FORGE is designed for competitive young players who are motivated to improve, challenge themselves, and experience soccer in an international environment. Players from different clubs, countries, and backgrounds are welcome.”

A: “Each day includes two training sessions. Morning sessions focus on position-specific development, while afternoon sessions are built around high-intensity game situations, small-sided games, competition, and decision-making. Meals, recovery, team activities, and rest are also part of the daily schedule.”

A: “During morning sessions, players are divided by position into Goalkeepers, Defenders, Midfielders, and Forwards. This allows coaches to focus on the specific technical and tactical demands of each role. Afternoon sessions bring players together for competitive game-based training.”

A: “The program includes accommodation, meals, daily training sessions, position-specific development, competitive activities, team experiences, coaching, supervision, and the scheduled cultural and recreational activities included during the week.”

A: “They teach respect, resilience and leadership, not just tactics. Our child has learned how to handle setbacks, support teammates and take responsibility.”

A: "THE FORGE staff and coaches supervise players throughout the residential experience. The daily schedule is structured around training, meals, recovery, team activities, and rest, with player wellbeing and organization remaining a priority throughout the week."

A: "After registration, families will receive a confirmation and additional information regarding travel, required forms, packing, medical information, arrival procedures, and final camp details. Our team will also remain available to answer questions before the program begins."