Melbourne City Unveils State-of-the-Art Training Facility in Casey Fields For A-League Premiers

Melbourne City, current Isuzu UTE A-League premiers, have introduced their cutting-edge training facility at Casey Fields. The newly unveiled City Football Academy Melbourne will serve as the central hub for the Men’s and Women’s teams, along with six academy squads, administrative staff, charity endeavors, and grassroots initiatives. Reflecting Manchester City’s esteemed facilities, the complex includes 16 changerooms, hydrotherapy pools, gyms, classrooms, and medical spaces, spanning 5,900m².

Situated within the vast Casey Fields precinct, the academy features various training pitches to foster elite development. CEO Brad Rowse expressed excitement over this innovative venture that integrates all facets of the club under one roof, emphasizing the goal to attract top talent nationwide. Vice Chairman Simon Pearce sees this milestone as pivotal in setting new benchmarks for Australian football, akin to the successes of sister clubs like Manchester City and New York City FC.

Having clinched the Liberty A-League Premier’s Plate for the 2023-24 season, Melbourne City has further exciting plans for their women’s team. They aim to establish a Women’s Centre of Excellence adjacent to the City Football Academy, providing a multifaceted space dedicated to women’s sports. This initiative aligns with the club’s ethos of community engagement and sustainable growth both on and off the pitch.

The club envisions this facility as the epitome of development, nurturing talent, fostering team growth, and promoting performance excellence. With the unveiling of the state-of-the-art training base, Melbourne City is poised to extend its influence in the Australian Hyundai A League and beyond. As the club continues to evolve and innovate, the City Football Academy Melbourne stands as a testament to their dedication to excellence in football.

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