Los padres de Mo Touré sobre las dificultades que allanaron el camino para una carrera en los Socceroos: 'Era cuestión de vida o muerte'
Ahora que es mayor, el delantero dice que entiende mejor lo que su familia pasó en su viaje de refugiados desde la Liberia devastada por la guerra hasta Australia ⚽️. Cómo ver a los Socceroos | Boletín ⚽️ del Mundial Guía de los 1.248 jugadores | Podcast diario | Descarga la app Las historias de estos Socceroos se pueden rastrear a través de campos de césped de toda Australia en los años 90 y 2000, cuando tenían unos 20 años...
Now that he’s older, the striker say he better understands what his family went through on their refugee journey from war-torn Liberia to Australia
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The stories of these Socceroos can be traced back through grassy fields around Australia in the 1990s and 2000s, when 20 or so wide-eyed young footballers were just coming to terms with the ball. There were games, goalposts, quartered oranges. Old teammates, new boots. Season-to-season, year-on-year.
Their progression to the international arena is a secret recipe countries have spent millions of dollars trying to perfect, with flashy academies and talent identification programs. Consultants within elite football call this the talent pathway.
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