Grande Successo per il Torneo 'City of Rome' della Lega di Walking Football
Gli organizzatori esprimono la loro profonda gratitudine per l'eccezionale partecipazione. L'evento ha richiamato nella Capitale squadre e arbitri da un'ampia gamma di nazioni europee come Francia, Ungheria, Inghilterra, Spagna, Gibilterra e San Marino, oltre a rappresentanze da ogni angolo d'Italia, da Novara a Fermo, e da Cecina all'Isola d'Elba, includendo città come Viareggio, Firenze, Parma, Andria e Livorno.
«Assistere ad atleti, con età che vanno dai 40 agli oltre 80 anni, inseguire il pallone con lo stesso entusiasmo e la stessa gioia di un bambino, è la dimostrazione tangibile che l'attività fisica e la condivisione sociale sono il vero elisir per mantenere la giovinezza. Abbiamo celebrato la vita, un passo alla volta».
English Translation
The 'City of Rome' Walking Football Tournament: A Resounding Success for the League
The organizers extend their heartfelt gratitude for the exceptional participation. The event in the Capital city drew teams and referees from a wide array of European nations, including France, Hungary, England, Spain, Gibraltar, and San Marino, alongside representatives from every corner of Italy, from Novara to Fermo, and from Cecina to the Island of Elba, encompassing cities such as Viareggio, Florence, Parma, Andria, and Livorno.
«Witnessing athletes, ranging in age from 40 to over 80, chasing the ball with the same fervor and joy as a child, is tangible proof that physical activity and social connection are the true elixir for staying young. We celebrated life, one step at a time.»
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