Racing Santander lands in Bogotá with a training camp from July 27 to 31. The Spanish side, top of Segunda División with 82 points in the final 2025 table, is scouting Colombian talent for a unique experience in Spain.
What does the Racing Santander camp in Bogotá include?
The club will arrive in Colombia’s capital with a team of Spanish coaches from its youth academy and local trainers. The camp targets boys and girls aged 6 to 18, offering sessions built on Real Racing Club’s methodology. Gustavo Puerta, the 23-year-old midfielder who starred last season, will headline the event.
Five full scholarships to Racing Santander’s training base in Spain will go to the standout performers. All registered players get a 10% discount on the Racing Experience in Spain plus kit gifts for those who best embody the Proyecto Victoria values. Each participant also receives a jersey and a certificate of attendance.
Why this camp matters for Racing Santander
The club is doubling down on Colombian prospects. Last season’s numbers read 90 goals scored and 61 conceded (+29 goal difference). Racing Santander finished five points clear of Deportivo La Coruña and closed the 2025-26 campaign with a 4-1 win over Cádiz on May 31, 2026. Their last five matches read three wins and two draws, a two-game winning streak.
Gustavo Puerta, who shone in those fixtures, is the face of the initiative to inspire the next generation. Club bosses see Colombia as fertile ground for future stars.
How to join the Racing Santander camp
Sign-ups open via the club’s official channels. The camp blends on-pitch drills with off-field lessons on Proyecto Victoria’s core values. Family and group discounts apply, and every attendee leaves with branded gear.
Racing Santander wrapped the 2025-26 season as Segunda División champions on 82 points. Their push into youth development reflects a broader push to stay competitive in Spain’s second tier.
Note: 2025-26 season data reflect the final 2025 table and results through May 31, 2026.
