Fiji FA hosts nationwide trials for U-19 team

The Fiji Football Association (FFA) is initiating a nationwide search for talent, commencing next week with trials for the Fiji Under-19 Boys National Team. This extensive selection process aims to identify promising young footballers from across the archipelago.

The trials are scheduled to kick off on June 10 at the Navua Uprising Sports Facility. Following the initial event, the selection caravan will move to Vatuwaqa, Sigatoka, Nadi, Ba, and Labasa. This multi-location approach ensures that aspiring players from diverse regions have a fair opportunity to demonstrate their skills and vie for a place in the national squad.

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These trials are an important part of our preparations as we look to identify the best young players in the country. We want to allow every eligible player to be seen and to compete for a place in the national team.

Head coach Marika Rodu has urged eligible young players to seize this opportunity. "These trials are an important part of our preparations as we look to identify the best young players in the country," Rodu stated. "We want to allow every eligible player to be seen and to compete for a place in the national team."

Rodu emphasized the significance of representing the nation, noting, "Representing Fiji is a privilege and we are looking for players who have the talent, commitment and attitude required to wear the national jersey. We encourage all aspiring players to attend the trials and give their best." The trials are open to all players who meet the eligibility criteria for the Under-19 national team.

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Representing Fiji is a privilege and we are looking for players who have the talent, commitment and attitude required to wear the national jersey. We encourage all aspiring players to attend the trials and give their best.