The All India Football Federation (AIFF), in association with the Western India Football Association (WIFA), will conduct trials for players from Maharashtra for national team camps in various junior categories.
Players, who have the potential to represent the country at international level in football, will get an opportunity to attend these trials and present their talent in front of national team scouts who will also include national team coaches, a media release said Saturday.
Former India international Abhishek Yadav, director of national teams, said, "Our national team coaches believe that the Maharashtra player is an intelligent player along with being technically sound. We are therefore keenly looking forward to seeing the top-quality talent in Maharashtra."
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