At the "Paolo e Larissa Pini" Comprehensive Institute in Milan, Francesco Camarda brought joy and enthusiasm to the fifth-grade boys and girls taking part in Scuola Attiva, the project promoted by Sport e Salute with Adidas to bring the younger generations closer to physical activity and its values.
The Milan player, born in 2008, interviewed them, giving them the opportunity to express themselves about the relationship between school and training sessions:
“When you play football,” Camarda explained, “you learn that you don't have to do everything on your own: you have teammates, someone who helps you and someone who counts on you. And it's not important to be the best to feel part of the team. The beautiful thing about sport is precisely this: it gives you the opportunity to test yourself, have fun and improve. I tell young people not to think that sport is only for those who want to become professionals. It is an experience that can give a lot to everyone," as relayed via Corriere dello Sport in this morning's print edition.
