Georgia’s U17 football team calls up AFC Bournemouth academy player for friendlies against Montenegro
The Georgian national Under-17 football team has called up Giorgi Chubinidze, a player of the AFC Bournemouth club’s youth academy, for friendly matches against Montenegro next month. Photo: rustavi2 TV channel's facebook page.
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The Georgian national Under-17 football team has called up Giorgi Chubinidze, a player of the AFC Bournemouth club’s youth academy, for friendly matches against Montenegro next month, Georgian media outlets reported on Friday.
The media also noted the young football player was also invited to England’s age group, but, this time, he had chosen Georgia.
Georgia will host the teams in Rustavi, in the technical centre of the Georgian Football Federation.
The National U-17 football team will start the next stage of the European Championship qualification round in October.
The Georgian team will face England, Israel and Lithuania in the group.
Georgian football player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has officially left the Russian club Rubin Kazan and will continue his career in Georgia’s Dinamo Batumi.
Young players from Georgia were joined by their counterparts from Europe and Central America this month to train together as part of the International Camp for Amputee Football Players, which came to a close on Tuesday in Tbilisi, the Georgian Football Federation announced.
Enrico Valvo, the Italian Ambassador to Georgia, on Monday hosted Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, a Georgian national football team player who recently joined the Italian football club Napoli, to wish the midfielder success in the Serie A league.
Georgian national football team player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has signed a five-year contract with Italian club SSC Napoli, moving to the team from Dinamo Batumi in a €10 million deal.
Luka Lochoshvili, a 24-year old Georgian player, has joined U.S. Cremonese, a side playing in the top division of Italian football, in a $1.6 million transfer from Austria’s Wolfsberger AC.
German Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich have secured the services of Luka Parkadze, a teenager from the Georgian football club Dinamo Tbilisi, the German football club said on Thursday.
Georgian midfielder Luka Parkadze has been selected among the “60 of the best young talents in world football” by the British newspaper The Guardian. The selection features 60 players born in 2005 that are expected to make an impact with their skills. The newspaper quoted Jochen Sauer, the director at campus of the German club FC Bayern, which signed the young player for the next season, on his impressions of the midfielder.