Levante UD has carried out a new edition of its High Performance Training program in Bali, a high-performance experience that brought together young footballers from the region and was completed with an institutional visit to Bali United FC.

The program brought together young footballers born between 2009 and 2012, who had the opportunity over several days to work under the methodology and training principles of Levante UD, combining sports training, physical preparation, and individual evaluation.

The field sessions were held at the I Ketut Lotri Soccer Field, while the physical preparation work took place at Hill Fit Bali. The program also had operational support from MyTISI, the local partner of the project in Indonesia, and one of the main elements of this edition was the individual monitoring of the players. The coaching staff conducted various tests and assessments related to movement capacity, strength, speed, jumping, and endurance, in addition to the technical and tactical work developed during the sessions.

The stay in Bali also allowed for the development of the institutional aspect of the project. The Levante UD delegation visited Bali United FC, one of the leading football clubs in Indonesia, in a meeting that provided firsthand insight into their structure and facilities and continued to strengthen relationships within the country's football ecosystem.

This new initiative continued the presence that Levante UD has been developing in Indonesia and allowed the combination of sports training, market knowledge, and relationship building with local entities in a single project.

The High Performance Training in Bali is part of the club's strategy to continue bringing its methodology and knowledge to international markets while exploring new opportunities for collaboration and development in Indonesia and the broader Asian region. With initiatives like this, Levante UD continues to advance in building a sustainable international project, strengthening its ties with Asian football and generating new opportunities around training and the club's brand.