KARACHI: A 10-day football coaching camp had been organized by Pakistan to Germany Study (P2GS) enabling youth of the Metropolis training from German Coaches belonging to FC UNION BERLIN.
Speaking at the opening ceremony held at Karachi United Club CEO P2GS Major General (R) Shaukat Iqbal said that the endeavor was to provide footballers a chance to train and emerge in the international arena.
Andrew the Founding Director of Eurasia, quoting FIFA, told that there were 3 million footballers in Pakistan. He said that they were here to teach some ‘tricks’ used by German footballers.
FC UNION BERLIN’s Senior Coach Sebastian noted that United (where they are training the boys and girls) was working like a professional Club.
Coach Oliver, musing that football was a global language, said that they were expecting to exchange techniques with Karachiites.
Provincial Cultural Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah hoped that training imparted by the German coaches would enormously help the youth here.
RESUME of Senior Coach RATHENOW, Oliver:
Education (University)
10/2012 – present Master of Arts in Sports Science, Humboldt University of Berlin
10/2007 – 09/2012 Bachelor of Arts in Sports Science, Minor Scandinavian Studies, Humboldt University of Berlin
Experience (Work)
08/2015 – present 1.FC Union Berlin, Head of Youth Academy Scouting
04/2012 – 10/2015 Humboldt University of Berlin, Institute of Sports Science, Staff
Experience (Coach)
07/2013 – present 1.FC Union Berlin, U19 & U16, Youth Coach
07/2008 – 06/2013 Hertha BSC, U17, U15, U13 & U11, Youth Coach
07/2003 – 06/2008 Ludwigsfelder FC, U17, Youth Coach
2000/2001 SV Grün-Weiß Großbeeren, U15, Youth Coach
Additional Experience (Coach)
07/2013 – present Auf Ballhöhe Soccer Coach, USA, Namibia and Malaysia
07/2015 EPL Sports Soccer Camps, Coach, USA
04/2012 – 10/2015 Humboldt University of Berlin, Assistant-Coach Varsity Team
Experience (Player)
04/2008 – 10/2015 Varsity Team, Humboldt University of Berlin
1995 – 1999 Ludwigsfelder FC
DOB: 15.09.1980
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