Nevada Wolfpack
World class facility attracts top talent
Written 2 June 2018, 17:46
May 28th, 2018
After years of meticulous, strategic financial planning, the Wolfpack proudly revealed the unveiling of its new training facility on Monday, which meets world class training ground standards.
The new facility boasts a state of the art gym, world class training grounds, both indoor and outdoor packed with stellar training equipment, brand new locker rooms fully equipped with massage rooms and saunas, physiotherapy rooms, a small medical center, a cafeteria, and various offices for the team's staff.
"The new facility is amazing," says Wolfpack midfielder Alexander Timothy, "The one we had previously was quality as well, and I didn't think that it could be topped. Yet here we are. With facilities like this, we should be able to compete with the top teams across the globe and attract better players."
Timothy's statement seems to be accurate, as the Wolfpack has brought in two young talents with strong potential, 17 year old Japanese national team midfielder Minoru Shinyu, and 16 year old Finnish striker Veini Jantti. The two have reportedly been great in training, posting top results, the latter posting world class training results.
With the new facility finally financed and constructed, the Wolfpack management have exhibited more freedom to use club funds to finance transfers, as evidenced by the transfer activity this season.
"One of my goals was to give the players the best possible resources to flourish, be it medical staff, coaching staff, or facilities," said the manager in the facility reveal press conference, "Now that we have world class staff and training facilities, we can shift our focus on bringing in top talent to the club. Our financial strategy has changed."
Only time will tell if we will witness a world class team here in Las Vegas, Nevada. The addition of Jantti and Shinyu are a start, what more will we see in the future? As the weather heats up here in southern Nevada, so do things here at the club. Stay tuned.
After years of meticulous, strategic financial planning, the Wolfpack proudly revealed the unveiling of its new training facility on Monday, which meets world class training ground standards.
The new facility boasts a state of the art gym, world class training grounds, both indoor and outdoor packed with stellar training equipment, brand new locker rooms fully equipped with massage rooms and saunas, physiotherapy rooms, a small medical center, a cafeteria, and various offices for the team's staff.
"The new facility is amazing," says Wolfpack midfielder Alexander Timothy, "The one we had previously was quality as well, and I didn't think that it could be topped. Yet here we are. With facilities like this, we should be able to compete with the top teams across the globe and attract better players."
Timothy's statement seems to be accurate, as the Wolfpack has brought in two young talents with strong potential, 17 year old Japanese national team midfielder Minoru Shinyu, and 16 year old Finnish striker Veini Jantti. The two have reportedly been great in training, posting top results, the latter posting world class training results.
With the new facility finally financed and constructed, the Wolfpack management have exhibited more freedom to use club funds to finance transfers, as evidenced by the transfer activity this season.
"One of my goals was to give the players the best possible resources to flourish, be it medical staff, coaching staff, or facilities," said the manager in the facility reveal press conference, "Now that we have world class staff and training facilities, we can shift our focus on bringing in top talent to the club. Our financial strategy has changed."
Only time will tell if we will witness a world class team here in Las Vegas, Nevada. The addition of Jantti and Shinyu are a start, what more will we see in the future? As the weather heats up here in southern Nevada, so do things here at the club. Stay tuned.
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