Allianz PNB Life Backs National Youth Futsal Cup

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Sports is one of the best things that any one can do not just for the sake of having a sport, but for something that we love to do and at the same time it gives good benefit to our body and mind. Football, as I observe, is getting popular again in our country and that's good news because more people around the world will recognize the other talent of Filipinos.

Allianz PNB Life in cooperation with the Henry Moran foundation and the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) will be holding the National Youth Futsal Cup on May 6, Saturday, 7am to 5pm, at the University of Asia and the Pacific.

(clockwise) Gae Martinez, Allianz PNB Life Chief Marketing Officer; Rei Abrazaldo, Allainz PNB Life Branding Communications and Digital Director; Ake Pastoral, Philippine Football Federation National Grassroots Officer; and Danny Moran, Henry Moran Foundation President.

The event will mark the beginning of the selection process for the Philippines' participation to the Allianz Junior Football (AJFC). Allianz, the official partner of FC Bayern Munich, is host to an annual international football camp held in Munich, Germany. The camp gives teenagers (between the ages of 14-16) from across the world a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to train with the FC Bayern Munich coaches. 

This is the first year Allianz PNB Life will be sponsoring five male players from the friendly tournament to the AJFC to be held this July in Bali, Indonesia. Two winners out of the five players will be given the chance to represent the Philippines in the global camp this year in Munich, Germany. 

I am so grateful that Filipinos are now being recognized in football and that's something that we can really be proud of! 

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