Under-15 national team begin training camp in Rondônia
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The Brazil U-15 National Team, coached by Guilherme Dalla Dea, begins a training camp in Porto Velho (RO) this Tuesday (14). The team will use the facilities of the Heitor Costa Football Development Center (CD), inaugurated on July 1, 2025, as part of its preparations for the Vlatko Markovic Tournament in Croatia in May.
The Brazilian coach called up 23 players born between 2011 and 2012 for this stage of preparation ahead of the important European tournament. The Canarinho will train in Porto Velho from April 14 to 22.
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The Vlatko Markovic Tournament in Croatia will take place from May 19 to 24. Brazil is in the same group as England, Japan, and host nation Croatia. The other group features Switzerland, Portugal, the United States, and South Korea.
U-15 National Team coach Guilherme Dalla Déa sets his sights on another titleCredits: Staff Images / CBF
The Development Center (CD) in Rondônia is the state’s main modern sports facility. Located at BR-364, km 10, the center focuses on athletic and social development, featuring a FIFA-certified synthetic turf field, with an emphasis on professional training, the social transformation of children and teenagers, and the development of local football. It was the first Development Center built as a legacy of the 2014 World Cup and is considered one of the largest development centers in the northern region of the country.
The Rondônia Football Development Center was inaugurated on July 1, 2025, in Porto Velho. On that occasion, the ceremony organized by the CBF brought together more than one hundred children from Rondônia, local authorities, officials from affiliated clubs and leagues, as well as CBF president Samir Xaud, Rafael Arias, head of FIFA’s regional office for South America, Heitor Costa, president of the Rondônia State Football Federation (FFER), and four-time World Cup champion Branco.
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