Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p> As part of the event, budding athletes challenged themselves by taking part in athletic and creative competitions, whereas the most talented of them were invited to attend the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk, along with a unique offer to meet legendary footballer Aleksandr Ryazantsev. The festival’s primary highlight was the presentation of a futuristic football kit made out of recycled plastic. </p> <p> The festival was opened by First Deputy Mayor of the City Yana Zubova; Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Social‑Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim, and the festival’s headliner Aleksandr Ryazantsev: three‑time Russia champion, two‑time Russian Cup winner, three‑time Russian Super Cup winner, a member of Russia’s national football team from 2011 to 2015, the scorer of a stunning goal against FC Barcelona, and currently a talent scout for CSKA. </p> <p> Whole families of visitors could enjoy the festival’s busy program of activities: play panna football, teqball, footbowling, or test their skills playing the FIFA videogame at the phygital site, as well as take part in various contests and win valuable prizes. </p> <p> <b>Yana Zubova:<br> </b><i>“For years, we have been working together with Tyumen Oblast’s government and our strategic partner SIBUR to build and improve Tobolsk’s sports infrastructure. This has enabled us to implement various projects and host a wide variety of sporting events. Football is our city’s most popular sport, and events like this provide our children with ever more opportunities for growing.”</i> </p> <p> One of the festival’s primary objectives was to scout for gifted players to enroll them in the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk and to open new football classes for children born in 2018 and 2019, while also supplying older-age classes with more athletes. The Academy’s coaches and talent scouts were personally involved in watching the budding players perform. Some 200 young athletes took part in the trials. Based on the trials’ results, the best of the athletes will be invited to train at the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk so that they can start following the CSKA methodology as soon as on July1. </p> <p> <b>Elena Belskaya:<br> </b><i>“As we interact with the city administration and with the CSKA Academy, our key partner in this project, we constantly look for new ways to improve. And so, today’s event is the result of this relentless search: we have homed in on a way to assemble a new highly motivated group of young footballers who will start honing their skills under the professional guidance of their coaching staff. For us at SIBUR, it’s essential to make sure that our initiatives resonate with local residents. Although today’s trials are essentially an experiment, we’re confident this will help us get excellent results.”</i> </p> <p> As part of the <i>Football</i> <i>Formula </i>project, the festival presented a unique innovation: a uniform kit made entirely from recycled eco‑friendly materials. This is the uniform the players selected to train at the CSKA camp will be wearing on the pitch. Its design aesthetics were inspired by the outline of a pyrolysis unit which is a key element of the polymer production chain.<br> Towards the festival’s closing, Aleksandr Ryazantsev signed a jersey with his surname and number, and then held an autograph session and interacted with the budding athletes. </p> <p> <b>Aleksandr Ryazantsev:<br> </b><i>“Anything that is related to nurturing, developing, and supporting children’s sport undoubtedly helps take society and sports to a whole new level.”</i> </p> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

As part of the event, budding athletes challenged themselves by taking part in athletic and creative competitions, whereas the most talented of them were invited to attend the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk, along with a unique offer to meet legendary footballer Aleksandr Ryazantsev. The festival’s primary highlight was the presentation of a futuristic football kit made out of recycled plastic.

The festival was opened by First Deputy Mayor of the City Yana Zubova; Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Social‑Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim, and the festival’s headliner Aleksandr Ryazantsev: three‑time Russia champion, two‑time Russian Cup winner, three‑time Russian Super Cup winner, a member of Russia’s national football team from 2011 to 2015, the scorer of a stunning goal against FC Barcelona, and currently a talent scout for CSKA.

Whole families of visitors could enjoy the festival’s busy program of activities: play panna football, teqball, footbowling, or test their skills playing the FIFA videogame at the phygital site, as well as take part in various contests and win valuable prizes.

Yana Zubova:
“For years, we have been working together with Tyumen Oblast’s government and our strategic partner SIBUR to build and improve Tobolsk’s sports infrastructure. This has enabled us to implement various projects and host a wide variety of sporting events. Football is our city’s most popular sport, and events like this provide our children with ever more opportunities for growing.”

One of the festival’s primary objectives was to scout for gifted players to enroll them in the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk and to open new football classes for children born in 2018 and 2019, while also supplying older-age classes with more athletes. The Academy’s coaches and talent scouts were personally involved in watching the budding players perform. Some 200 young athletes took part in the trials. Based on the trials’ results, the best of the athletes will be invited to train at the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk so that they can start following the CSKA methodology as soon as on July1.

Elena Belskaya:
“As we interact with the city administration and with the CSKA Academy, our key partner in this project, we constantly look for new ways to improve. And so, today’s event is the result of this relentless search: we have homed in on a way to assemble a new highly motivated group of young footballers who will start honing their skills under the professional guidance of their coaching staff. For us at SIBUR, it’s essential to make sure that our initiatives resonate with local residents. Although today’s trials are essentially an experiment, we’re confident this will help us get excellent results.”

As part of the Football Formula project, the festival presented a unique innovation: a uniform kit made entirely from recycled eco‑friendly materials. This is the uniform the players selected to train at the CSKA camp will be wearing on the pitch. Its design aesthetics were inspired by the outline of a pyrolysis unit which is a key element of the polymer production chain.
Towards the festival’s closing, Aleksandr Ryazantsev signed a jersey with his surname and number, and then held an autograph session and interacted with the budding athletes.

Aleksandr Ryazantsev:
“Anything that is related to nurturing, developing, and supporting children’s sport undoubtedly helps take society and sports to a whole new level.”

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As part of the event, budding athletes challenged themselves by taking part in athletic and creative competitions, whereas the most talented of them were invited to attend the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk, along with a unique offer to meet legendary footballer Aleksandr Ryazantsev. The festival’s primary highlight was the presentation of a futuristic football kit made out of recycled plastic.

The festival was opened by First Deputy Mayor of the City Yana Zubova; Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Social‑Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim, and the festival’s headliner Aleksandr Ryazantsev: three‑time Russia champion, two‑time Russian Cup winner, three‑time Russian Super Cup winner, a member of Russia’s national football team from 2011 to 2015, the scorer of a stunning goal against FC Barcelona, and currently a talent scout for CSKA.

Whole families of visitors could enjoy the festival’s busy program of activities: play panna football, teqball, footbowling, or test their skills playing the FIFA videogame at the phygital site, as well as take part in various contests and win valuable prizes.

Yana Zubova:
“For years, we have been working together with Tyumen Oblast’s government and our strategic partner SIBUR to build and improve Tobolsk’s sports infrastructure. This has enabled us to implement various projects and host a wide variety of sporting events. Football is our city’s most popular sport, and events like this provide our children with ever more opportunities for growing.”

One of the festival’s primary objectives was to scout for gifted players to enroll them in the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk and to open new football classes for children born in 2018 and 2019, while also supplying older-age classes with more athletes. The Academy’s coaches and talent scouts were personally involved in watching the budding players perform. Some 200 young athletes took part in the trials. Based on the trials’ results, the best of the athletes will be invited to train at the partner school of the CSKA Academy in Tobolsk so that they can start following the CSKA methodology as soon as on July1.

Elena Belskaya:
“As we interact with the city administration and with the CSKA Academy, our key partner in this project, we constantly look for new ways to improve. And so, today’s event is the result of this relentless search: we have homed in on a way to assemble a new highly motivated group of young footballers who will start honing their skills under the professional guidance of their coaching staff. For us at SIBUR, it’s essential to make sure that our initiatives resonate with local residents. Although today’s trials are essentially an experiment, we’re confident this will help us get excellent results.”

As part of the Football Formula project, the festival presented a unique innovation: a uniform kit made entirely from recycled eco‑friendly materials. This is the uniform the players selected to train at the CSKA camp will be wearing on the pitch. Its design aesthetics were inspired by the outline of a pyrolysis unit which is a key element of the polymer production chain.
Towards the festival’s closing, Aleksandr Ryazantsev signed a jersey with his surname and number, and then held an autograph session and interacted with the budding athletes.

Aleksandr Ryazantsev:
“Anything that is related to nurturing, developing, and supporting children’s sport undoubtedly helps take society and sports to a whole new level.”

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