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El Salvador Beach Soccer Team Aims for World Cup Berth in Bahamas

Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent / Updated : 2025-03-09 14:59:22
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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador – The El Salvador national beach soccer team embarked on their journey to Nassau, Bahamas, this Saturday to compete in the CONCACAF Beach Soccer Championship from March 11-16. The "Beach Warriors" are determined to secure their spot in the 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup, set to be held in Seychelles. A successful qualification would mark their sixth appearance in the prestigious global tournament.

Led by head coach Rudis Gallo, the team is eager to bounce back after missing out on the previous World Cup edition in the United Arab Emirates in 2023. The squad comprises a blend of experienced veterans and promising young talents:

Goalkeepers: Eliodoro Portillo and Erick Nájera
Defenders: Melvin Quinteros and Heber Ramos
Wingers: Elmer Robles, Anderson Castro, and Óscar Cruz
Forwards: Rubén Batres, Jason Urbina, Agustín Ruíz, Emerson Cerna, and Francisco Velásquez
In their preparation for this crucial tournament, the Beach Warriors underwent intensive training microcycles and participated in the El Salvador Beach Soccer Cup 2025. This tournament provided valuable match experience against strong international teams, including Ukraine, Venezuela, and Portugal. These matches allowed the team to refine their tactical approach and individual player performance. Coach Gallo emphasized the significance of these friendlies in identifying and rectifying errors, ultimately enhancing the team's overall readiness.

Gallo also highlighted the integration of young players into the national team setup, aiming to foster a continuous development process. This strategy allows emerging talents to acclimate to the team's playing style while benefiting from the guidance of seasoned veterans like Agustín Ruíz and Francisco Velásquez. These experienced players are expected to play a vital role in leading the team through critical moments during the championship.

The CONCACAF Beach Soccer Championship will feature top teams from the region, all vying for a coveted spot in the 2025 World Cup. El Salvador's history in beach soccer, with multiple World Cup appearances, underscores their potential. The team's dedication and preparation have instilled a sense of optimism among fans and officials alike.

The nation of El Salvador will be watching closely, as the Beach Warriors strive to achieve their goal of returning to the global stage and showcasing their talent in Seychelles.

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