Last Saturday at 6:00 p.m., the match corresponding to Matchday 30 of the Lliga À Punt Comunitat was played between Independiente Alicante and L’Ollería. The game brought excellent news and a true success for SIA Academy: the official debut of Daniel Farkas, a player developed within its ranks, with L’Ollería’s first team.
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A hard-earned success
This important step in Farkas’s career represents another success for the academy, which continues to consolidate itself as a benchmark in football talent development and projection. Many boys arrive at SIA Academy with the dream of reaching the top, and hard work and discipline are the guiding principles to achieve that goal. The entire academy staff received the news of this debut with great joy, as it proves that hard work pays off.
Daniel Farkas is one of our players who has been at SIA Academy the longest. His commitment, dedication, and talent have paid off, allowing him to reach a prestigious division within national football. Farkas’s example serves as a mirror in which other players can see themselves and provides that extra motivation needed when seeing that success is within reach.
A tough match away from home
The result was not favorable for L’Ollería, as they were defeated by Independiente Alicante in a very difficult away match. The Alicante side currently sits in second place in the table, just two points behind the leaders, the historic Hércules.
But the result takes a backseat in moments like this. Daniel Farkas played for half an hour—a significant amount of time considering the few training sessions he had with his new teammates. The coach had no doubt that Farkas could shake up the game.
Shaping the future of football through excellence in development
In a world where football has become a highly competitive global industry, standing out depends not only on talent but also on training, discipline, and opportunity. What sets SIA Academy apart is not just its technical approach, but its holistic development model.
Players not only learn to master the ball but also to understand the game, develop tactical intelligence, and improve both physical and mental condition. This combination allows the player to grow as both an athlete and a person, ready to face the demands of high performance.
One of the pillars of SIA Academy’s success is providing real opportunities to compete at the highest level. Players have the chance to join teams that compete in federated leagues like the Lliga À Punt Comunitat, where they can face tough rivals and attract the attention of scouts and professional clubs.
A philosophy based on the player’s holistic development
SIA Academy’s training model is based on a core premise: developing players means much more than just teaching football. Players receive a fully personalized training plan tailored to their characteristics, needs, and goals. Sessions are designed and supervised by UEFA Pro-licensed coaches, who apply modern, evidence-based methodologies aligned with the practices of top European clubs.
Daniel Farkas has experienced all of this throughout his journey, and the success has come after much sacrifice, while enjoying the process in an ideal environment.
In addition, physical training is supported by the work of nutritionists, sports psychologists, and physiotherapists. They are also the key to success. Each player learns to take care of their body, handle pressure, and make clear decisions both on and off the pitch.
A link to professional and international football
The presence of international players at SIA Academy also contributes to a multicultural, enriching environment with a global outlook. Young athletes from countries like Chile (Daniel Farkas’s home country), the United States, Mexico, Japan, Sweden, or Australia live and share experiences together in an environment that fosters both personal and athletic growth.
The story of players like Daniel Farkas, who has managed to debut in a high-level competition, is just one example of the impact that quality training can have. Like him, dozens of young athletes continue to train each year with the dream of going far and succeeding in the world of football—knowing that with hard work, discipline, and the support of an institution like SIA Academy, that dream can come true.
