With the latest registrations, MICFootball has surpassed the figure of 5.000 teams throughout its history.

MICFootball 2025 will always be remembered as the year in which we reached and exceeded 5.000 teams participating in our entire history, a milestone that we are very proud of and for which we have worked for a long time. 5.000 teams that will always be able to say that they were part of the MIC.  

But this doesn’t stop here, because we want to continue offering the best experience to all of you. Clubs, players, families and fans are our driving force to continue fulfilling our dreams in the coming years.   

From our first edition in the Canary Islands, where 136 teams participated, to this year’s edition, the 23rd, MICFootball has grown exponentially to become one of the most recognized football tournaments nationally and also on the international scene. Reaching a record number like this means a lot to the organization, but it would not have been possible without the effort and trust of thousands of clubs and families who have continued to compete in the MICFootball year after year.   

Last spots for 2025! 

There are less than three months left until the ball rolls on the Costa Brava and the confirmations from all the participating teams continue on our social networks.  On the other hand, registrations are still open to compete in this edition of the MIC in the U13, U14 and F16 categories.   

See you very soon! 

With less than 100 days until the start of MICFootball’s 23rd edition, which will be held on the Costa Brava in April 2025 (15th to 20th), the list of participating teams is getting fuller every day. The tournament organization can announce that five categories out of nine are already complete.

On the one hand, the U12A category will have 28 teams, where players born in 2013 will compete in the 11-a-side football format. On the other hand, 52 teams will compete in the U15 category and 76 in the U16, the largest of this edition. Finally, players born in 2006 and 2007 will compete in the U18 and U19 categories, completed with 56 and 44 teams respectively.

However, the registration period for MICFootball 2025 is still open in the other four categories and, therefore, teams can register to experience this Easter the tournament where the future stars are born. Among this year’s confirmed teams, there are some of the best youth academies on the world stage with clubs such as Real Madrid CF, FC Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid, FC Bayern, Ajax FC, Arsenal FC, Liverpool FC or Manchester United, among many others.

With just over three months left until the kick-off, team confirmations continue on the MICFootball social networks in an edition that is on track to break record participation numbers.  

Will you miss it? You can find more information on our social networks and on the website micfootball.com. 

Registrations to become a MICFootball 2025 volunteer are now officially open. From April 14th-20th, 2025, volunteers will once again be an essential part of the tournament, carrying out different tasks on the pitch and in the hotel. Their role is essential for the proper development of the championship, coordinating buses, meal times and match management through the official app.

In addition, the tournament has a group of physios volunteers who are always on the lookout for any incident on each of the playing fields. Finally, the communication team is nourished by volunteers who capture stories so they can then be broadcast on the official MICFootball channels.

Are you passionate about football and want to live a unique experience? MICFootball is waiting for you. 

• More information at micfootball.com/en/volunteers 
• Register at colaboradores.micsports.es 

MICFootball has already chosen the best 11’s in each category of the edition held a few days ago in the Costa Brava.

F19

• Alba Martin (Selecció Andorrana)
• Mireia Gómez (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Diana Miranda (Selecció Andorrana)
• Mara Gonzalez (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Sara Gimenez (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Noa Gallinat (Selecció Andorrana)
• Paula Chaves (UE Breda)
• Nadia Zamora (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Aina Aceiton (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Claudia Montero (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)
• Judit Picart (CD Fontsanta Fatjó)

U19

• Johan Miguel (European Soccer Sol.)
• Fernando Laverna (Villarreal FC) 
• Adama Boiro (Juventus Lloret FC)
• Alex Lomares (Girona FC)
• Marc Yeh (Saft Academy)
• Daniel Bernabeu (Sporting Badalona)
• Victor Albalat (Villarreal CF)
• Sami Elmahboubi (Sporting Badalona)
• Christian Rivera (Girona FC)
• Alejandro Nacher (Villarreal CF)
• Albert Carda (Villarreal CF)

U18

• Adrià Claramunt (FC Andorra)
• Eudald Castany (FC Andorra)
• Oier Unamuno (Athletic Club)
• Luigi Aguera (Olympique Marseille)
• Oxel Ortalazabal (Real Sociedad) 
• Sylla Alya (Real Sociedad)
• Azhar Ali (Olympique Marseille)
• Milan Leccese (Olympique Marseille)
• Adrià Bosch (UD Cassà)
• Antoine Valero (Olympique Marseille)
• Nadufal El Haimir (FC Andorra)

U16

• Joel Ramírez (Girona FC)
• Alfonso Campos (FC Porto)
• Diego Sancho (Atlético de Madrid)
• Chukwunoyelum (Crystal Palace)
• Ian Cruz (RCD Espanyol)
• Pedro Rodrigues (FC Barcelona)
• David Muñoz (RCD Espanyol)
• Unai Reverté (Girona FC)
• Alejandro Ruiz (Futbol Consultants)
• Aitor Fermín (CD El Rumbo)
• Samakou Nomoko (FC Barcelona)

U15

• Yan Zhuravskyi (FC Shakhtar)
• León Morales (Atlético de Madrid)
• Pablo Ruiz (Atlético de Madrid)
• Mykhailo Harbar (FC Shakhtar)
• Óscar Parejo (Atlético de Madrid)
• Arnau Lavilla (FC Andorra)
• Eric Grajera (UE Figueres)
• Ian Mencía (Atlético de Madrid)
• Edu González (Villarreal CF)
• Cheikh Tidiane (Atlético de Madrid)
• Daniel Anquela (Villarreal CF)

U14

• Kaito Sakai (Wakatake)
• Nil Moreno (FC Andorra)
• Giovani Garcia (Selección Nacional México)
• Moussa Kamissoko (FC Andorra)
• Pere Villacorta (RCD Espanyol)
• Guiu Xucla (FC Barcelona)
• Aleix Montraveta (FC Andorra)
• Juan Carlos Martínez (Selección Nacional México)
• Aitor Torondel (RCD Espanyol)
• Joaquin Manuel (RCD Espanyol)
• Jaxen Peter (Strikers FC)

U13

• Dylan Malekzadah (Canários)
• Germán Albors (FC Andorra)
• Andreu Tura (Girona FC)
• Eric Cabello (FC Andorra)
• Federico La Vecchia (AC Milan)
• Pol Puig (FC Andorra)
• Alfonso Calderon (FC Andorra)
• Marc Cuberta (Girona FC)
• John Ogabor (FC Andorra)
• Julian Villa (AC Milan)
• Christian Vigil (Canários)

U12A

• Ander Pérez (FC Barcelona)
• Peace Iyokho (Manchester United)
• Sam Laurie (Manchester United)
• Derek Puig (FC Barcelona)
• Hugo Tomás (FC Barcelona)
• Antonio Amaya (FC Barcelona)
• Saul Aranda (Real Madrid)
• Max Mallem (Manchester United)
• Benjamin Houghton (Manchester United)
• Elisha Kouadio (Glen Shields Juventus)
• Fode Diallo (FC Barcelona)

U12B (Fútbol 7)

• Riley James (Southampton FC)
• Alejandro Barbany (RCD Espanyol)
• Shayine Maarouk (Olympique Lyonnais)
• Arturo García (RCD Espanyol)
• Yibrahan García (FC Barcelona)
• Aliaksei Mayorau (Cerdanyola FC)
• Gerard Majoral (FC Barcelona)

FC Andorra has become the champion of the U18 category after beating Olympique de Marseille by the minimum (1-2) with a comeback included in a vibrant final that had excitement until the end.

He started scoring for the French team and did so before the quarter-hour mark with a goal from Antoine Valero. The attacker faced the goalkeeper and beat him with a strong shot. The tricolor team has not given up, gaining meters as the minutes progressed and tied shortly after. A low cross in the heart of the small area was connected by Rodrigo Pociello, who sent the ball into the net. With the score tied at half-time, the tie was broken just at the start of the second half when Naoufal El Haimir scored the second with a powerful shot that the goalkeeper could not clear. Even Andorra could have scored the third, already in the final stretch and with the game wide open, when they sent a shot against the crossbar.

Without a goal conceded, FC Andorra surpassed the group stage with full victories before leaving rivals such as Aquahotel FC, OVT Academy, Shakhtar Donetk and Real Sociedad by the wayside in the qualifying rounds. They have become the champion of the youth category (U18) and are the third top scorer (20 goals), only surpassed by Athletic Club (23) and Real Sociedad (22).

Ebrima Tunkara, with a header at the end of time, gave victory to the FC Barcelona cadets in the final of the U16 category that pitted the Blaugrana team against Girona FC in Palamós.

He was in the last action of the match, in a service from the corner that ended with the goal of the African footballer after 50 minutes dominated by Barça, who did not manage to materialize with clear opportunities their control of the ball against a a well-positioned opponent, who was able to resist and who starred in some attacks, without much success in the last meters. It was Barça who took the initiative and looked for the goal with insistence. Proof of this are some arrivals in the first half, such as a long shot that grazed the left post or a lateral foul that caught the white-and-red goalkeeper, very surely.

History repeated itself after the break, but neither team managed to open the scoring until the last action. Corner served from the right of the attack, with the ball hanging on the far post and Tunkara taking advantage, with a header, of his teammate’s assistance to decide the final.

Champion of the U16 category is FC Barcelona, who have won all the matches and have not conceded a single goal. After comfortably passing the group stage, it has eliminated PSG Academy Miami, BCN Sports Academy, FC Porto and RCD Espanyol.

The final of the U14 category has been decided in an exciting penalty shootout in favor of RCD Espanyol, after the match against FC Andorra ended with a tie on the scoreboard (1-1) once time had ended. regulatory.

An even and very lively duel until the last minute, when the tricolor team was able to balance their rival’s initial goal. Sergi Font was in charge of opening the scoring in the early stages of the first half, when he was left alone in front of the goalkeeper and beat him with a strong shot placed at his right post. The tie was narrowly missed just two minutes later with a subtle touch from Iker Duran, who was smarter than anyone and took advantage of his defender’s confusion to finish. The ball went out by very little. Before the break the second could have fallen for Espanyol with a shot from Unai Balmon that missed the target by centimeters.

The second act was also very balanced and although Espanyol had victory within reach, in the last breath Adrián Serrano equalized when he finished a quick attack by sending the ball far from the goalkeeper’s reach. Maximum excitement in the penalties until the decisive goal from Eloi Pedragosa, which decided the final for his team.

In this way, RCD Espanyol closes a MIC in which they have not lost a game and have only conceded one draw, in today’s final. First in their group, they have left the following rivals behind in the qualifying rounds: Vic Riuprimer Refo FC, CE Mercantil, the Mexican national team and FC Barcelona.