Qatari Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al Thani is the owner of the Spanish football club.
Established in 1948, Malaga is currently ranked 6th on the points table in La Liga this season and is a modest club whose highest rank had been seventh.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
Malaga Academy to play Aspire team
Leading Spanish Primera Division club Malaga's academy squad ‘Cadete Preferente’ arrived in Doha on Monday on the invitation of Aspire, a multi-discipline Qatari sports training centre of international prestige which has some of the world’s best sporting facilities.
The Málaga squad will play two matches, on Monday 26th and Wednesday 28th, with the Aspire teams, in a championship that will bring together some of the best young squads in the world.
Qatari Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al Thani is the owner of the Spanish football club.
Established in 1948, Malaga is currently ranked 6th on the points table in La Liga this season and is a modest club whose highest rank had been seventh.
Qatari Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al Thani is the owner of the Spanish football club.
Established in 1948, Malaga is currently ranked 6th on the points table in La Liga this season and is a modest club whose highest rank had been seventh.
Friday, January 21, 2011
QTEL visits Malaga FC
Executive officials of Qatar Telecommunications, Qtel paid a visit to the La Rosadela Stadium home ground of Spanish La Liga side Malaga FC to see its facilities and learn about the club’s history.
The sixty delegates from Qtel were accompanied by the Club’s President, Sheikh Abdullahi al Thani who showed them round the club’s museum and a stadium tour, where they received an unexpected guest in Brazil’s Julio Baptista one of the new recruits of the Malaga side.
Qtel, the telecommunications company based in Qatar, operating in more than 70 countries, had the opportunity to sit in the Royal Box, enjoy a lunch at the PrimeraClase, the VIP area of La Rosaleda stadium, visit the locker room and the amazing scale model of La Rosaleda, and worked as journalists in the press conference room and jump into the pitch of 'La Bombonera'.
One of the most special moments for the Qatari group occurred in the Press Room of La Rosaleda. The Hispanic-Brazilian player Julio Baptista appeared by surprise in an impromptu press conference to the delight of those present, whose chants and applause graced the presence of new Málaga's signing, who did not hesitate to take pictures with everyone at the end of the act.
Once in the field, Qtel members made true one of their biggest dreams as a football fan when they jumped onto the field and watched the stadium from where the players usually do. Over there Dani, the goalkeeper of the Málaga Club de Fútbol junior team invited them to participate in a penalty goal round.
After completing the tour of the locker room, and the museum and the official store of the Málaga Football Club, executives and members of the telecommunications company Qtel staff leave the Málaga Club de Fútbol after thanking the hosting received and wishing Málaga C.F. the best luck for the second round of La Liga in which, from Qatar, they promised to follow and support the Málaga Football Club, "their" in La Liga.
The sixty delegates from Qtel were accompanied by the Club’s President, Sheikh Abdullahi al Thani who showed them round the club’s museum and a stadium tour, where they received an unexpected guest in Brazil’s Julio Baptista one of the new recruits of the Malaga side.
Qtel, the telecommunications company based in Qatar, operating in more than 70 countries, had the opportunity to sit in the Royal Box, enjoy a lunch at the PrimeraClase, the VIP area of La Rosaleda stadium, visit the locker room and the amazing scale model of La Rosaleda, and worked as journalists in the press conference room and jump into the pitch of 'La Bombonera'.
One of the most special moments for the Qatari group occurred in the Press Room of La Rosaleda. The Hispanic-Brazilian player Julio Baptista appeared by surprise in an impromptu press conference to the delight of those present, whose chants and applause graced the presence of new Málaga's signing, who did not hesitate to take pictures with everyone at the end of the act.
Once in the field, Qtel members made true one of their biggest dreams as a football fan when they jumped onto the field and watched the stadium from where the players usually do. Over there Dani, the goalkeeper of the Málaga Club de Fútbol junior team invited them to participate in a penalty goal round.
After completing the tour of the locker room, and the museum and the official store of the Málaga Football Club, executives and members of the telecommunications company Qtel staff leave the Málaga Club de Fútbol after thanking the hosting received and wishing Málaga C.F. the best luck for the second round of La Liga in which, from Qatar, they promised to follow and support the Málaga Football Club, "their" in La Liga.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Spanish club Malaga eyes soccer aficionados in Qatar
WITH a view to promote sporting activities and expand its reach in Qatar, Spain’s Malaga Club de Fútbol participated in the just-concluded Aspire4sport exhibition.
Bought recently by Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al Thani for €10.5million, the club currently plays in Spanish La Liga league.
Victor Varela Luiz, communications director of Malaga FC, said: “This is for the first time in the history of the club that we are having an investor from the Middle East region.
We want to consolidate the club in La Liga and aspire for greater heights.” The Spanish league is quite popular around the world with soccer giants like Barcelona and Real Madrid on its rolls.
Malaga officials are hoping to create a fan base in Qatar and in other parts of the region.
Lauding the efforts of Sheikh Abdullah al Thani at Malaga who has also inherited the club’s debt of €36 million, Varela said: “Since his arrival there has been a radical change in the sporting activities of the club.
Its budget has increased from €30m to €70m.” “Sheikh Abdullah al Thani has said that his goal would be to help Malaga FC consolidate its presence on the Primmera Division and fulfill the hopes of its teeming fans around the world with great professionalism and hard work,” said Luiz.
“A new beginning has been made by getting the services of former Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini and with the recruitment of new players,” added Luiz.
Luiz said that the club had experienced a manifold jump in facilities with the arrival of Sheikh al Thani.
“A new turf of good quality has been laid and noted professionals have been hired to maintain it,” said Varela.
“All the facilities used by trainers and players have been refurbished.
The locker rooms of hosts as well as visitors have been renovated; gymnasium, video areas, anti-doping laboratory and trainers’ offices have all been enlarged and refurbished,” said communications director of Malaga FC.
He said that improvements had also been made in the infrastructure earmarked for fans with a special section dedicated for the disabled people.
“Besides, a new state-of-the-art public address system has been acquired from the Johannesburg stadium which will provide a good audio visual experience to the spectators,” he added.
Established in 1948, Malaga is currently ranked 16th on the points table in La Liga this season and is a modest club whose highest rank had been seventh.
Bought recently by Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser al Thani for €10.5million, the club currently plays in Spanish La Liga league.
Victor Varela Luiz, communications director of Malaga FC, said: “This is for the first time in the history of the club that we are having an investor from the Middle East region.
We want to consolidate the club in La Liga and aspire for greater heights.” The Spanish league is quite popular around the world with soccer giants like Barcelona and Real Madrid on its rolls.
Malaga officials are hoping to create a fan base in Qatar and in other parts of the region.
Lauding the efforts of Sheikh Abdullah al Thani at Malaga who has also inherited the club’s debt of €36 million, Varela said: “Since his arrival there has been a radical change in the sporting activities of the club.
Its budget has increased from €30m to €70m.” “Sheikh Abdullah al Thani has said that his goal would be to help Malaga FC consolidate its presence on the Primmera Division and fulfill the hopes of its teeming fans around the world with great professionalism and hard work,” said Luiz.
“A new beginning has been made by getting the services of former Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini and with the recruitment of new players,” added Luiz.
Luiz said that the club had experienced a manifold jump in facilities with the arrival of Sheikh al Thani.
“A new turf of good quality has been laid and noted professionals have been hired to maintain it,” said Varela.
“All the facilities used by trainers and players have been refurbished.
The locker rooms of hosts as well as visitors have been renovated; gymnasium, video areas, anti-doping laboratory and trainers’ offices have all been enlarged and refurbished,” said communications director of Malaga FC.
He said that improvements had also been made in the infrastructure earmarked for fans with a special section dedicated for the disabled people.
“Besides, a new state-of-the-art public address system has been acquired from the Johannesburg stadium which will provide a good audio visual experience to the spectators,” he added.
Established in 1948, Malaga is currently ranked 16th on the points table in La Liga this season and is a modest club whose highest rank had been seventh.
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