AT WTC, TOMORROW’S INTERNATIONAL STARS MEET
World Talent Cup is the third and highest level in the Selected Players training concept. The world’s best floorball talents between the ages of 12 and 17 are invited to the Cup from places such as Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, the Czech Republic and Switzerland. They will represent their country and age group and simultaneously receive high-quality training in floorball.
Our recruitment process
– tips & scouting
Our national camps are only open to invited players. In Sweden, we scout for players at our national camps (Region Talent Camp) NOTE! At the present time, this is only offered in Sweden. For other countries, we use our own network of talent scouts, who help us to recruit players. We also accept tips from coaches or parents (Click here if you want to give us a tip about a talented player between 12 and 17 years of age) for players who are on fire for the sport, want world-class training, and seek to represent their country in the World Talent Cup. Naturally, we follow up on all tips.
Do you want more information?
Dan Lundqvist
+46 (0)8 50 00 19 09
Dates and age groups
The World Talent Cup is held in Uppsala, Sweden.
W.30 2020
Unique training model
The World Talent Cup begins with intense training days in which the participants have the opportunity to take yet another step in their individual development, with the help of the training model KeyTraining Floorball. The KeyTraining model for floorball was developed by the three-time world champion Jonathan Kronstrand and has been used successfully in Sweden for 12 years. The fact is that three of four players in the Swedish U19 national team of 2018 are Selected Players.
About the tournament
The World Talent Cup is a three-day tournament between national teams with invited players, which takes place in the state-of-the-art IFU Arena in Uppsala. The Cup begins with a grand opening ceremony with a group parade into the arena, energetic entertainment and an exciting skills competition. Thereafter the participants have the chance to show their colours against international competition in at least five games, under the guidance of the capable coaches from Selected Players. The participants stay and eat breakfast at the Arenahotellet nearby and are served lunch and dinner in the restaurant of the arena.
The importance of internal training
If you want to achieve something as an athlete, it isn’t enough to be good with your club. Self-esteem and self-confidence are at least just as important. At our national camps, we used age-appropriate exercises to strengthen participants from within. We also explore topics such as dreams and goals, friendship and positive leadership — all based on our basic values model Dream Train.
Pictures from previous camps
