Many parents pay for additional football camps and support programs. The providers advertise with better training and the prospect of a place in the junior performance center. Experts, however, see little sense in treating children as small professionals.
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Many parents pay for additional football camps and support programs. The providers advertise with better training and the prospect of a place in the junior performance center. Experts, however, see little sense in treating children as small professionals.