Valencian Football Stars Unite in Campaign to Stamp Out Violence in Grassroots Sport
Leading football clubs across the Valencian Community have joined forces with the regional government to tackle violence in grassroots football, promoting respect, sportsmanship and positive behaviour both on the pitch and in the stands. The campaign, entitled Fora de joc. Ja n’hi ha prou (Out of the Game. Enough is Enough), has been launched by […] The post Valencian Football Stars Unite in…
Football clubs and the Valencian regional government in Spain have united to combat violence in youth football through a new campaign called "Out of the Game. Enough is Enough." This initiative, supported by seven prominent clubs, aims to eliminate aggressive behavior from the stands and the pitch, fostering positive attitudes and respect among players, coaches, parents, and spectators.
José Díez, Regional Second Vice-President, highlighted that football should be viewed as a valuable educational tool, teaching essential values such as teamwork, discipline, and fair play. The participating clubs, represented by their captains, will use their influence to set an example for young supporters and aspiring players, emphasizing that the focus should be on development rather than results.
The campaign builds upon previous efforts to address violence in sports, with the goal of creating a safer, more nurturing environment for children and teenagers to enjoy the sport.
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