Union Saint-Gilloise visits Celta360 facilities during their stay in Vigo

Royal Union Saint-Gilloise had the opportunity to get a first-hand look at Celta360‘s facilities during their trip to Vigo to play their UEFA Europa League fixture against Celta.

The Belgian side requested access to the complex’s facilities to hold a training session on the day following the European fixture, an opportunity that also allowed their delegation to discover the different spaces and resources that make up the Celta360 ecosystem.

During their stay, the club, chaired by Alex Muzio, was able to learn about the features of a sports complex designed to meet the needs of professional football, both in terms of training and athletic preparation and in terms of team accommodation and performance.

In addition, Celta’s Head of Architecture, Ismael Fernández, and Celta360’s Head of Business Development, Fernando Iturbe, dedicated part of the day to presenting the Celta360 project to several members of the Belgian delegation, explaining its concept, main features and everything this initiative represents as an integrated ecosystem serving the world of sport.

As a gesture of institutional courtesy during the visit, a shirt exchange took place between Celta360’s Head of Business Development, Fernando Iturbe, and the Belgian side’s head coach, David Hubert.

The presence of Royal Union Saint-Gilloise is further evidence of the interest that Celta360’s facilities generate among clubs on the international football scene. Drawing on the Celta’s experience of similar visits by other clubs, they see the complex as an ideal venue for carrying out their sporting activities during away trips and competitive commitments.

Celta highly values the trust shown by the Belgian side. Their visit helps further strengthen the international profile of the facilities and their positioning as a sports complex with the ambition of becoming a benchmark in Europe.