Thailand's U14 TJFC team made a big splash by winning the international football tournament “Cruyff Football Tournament 2025” in Spain, defeating Nara Club and FC Barcelona to claim the title.
Thailand's U14 TJFC football team has just created a sensation in Europe by impressively securing the championship at the “Cruyff Football Tournament 2025” held in Spain. This year's tournament featured 16 youth teams from 7 countries, including many prestigious academies from Europe and Asia.
With disciplined teamwork, cohesive play, and impressive individual skills, TJFC U14 consecutively overcame strong opponents to reach the final. There, the Thai representatives defeated Nara Club (Japan) to win the championship, concluding a memorable journey in Spain. Meanwhile, FC Barcelona U14, one of the top contenders, finished third after being eliminated in the semifinals.
Besides the team's success, Thailand's U14 also had a standout individual player. Young player Thanaphat Namyen shone brightly by scoring 8 goals, earning the “Golden Boot” award as the tournament's top scorer. Thanaphat’s brilliant performance was crucial in helping TJFC claim the top spot, while also confirming the remarkable potential of Thai youth football.
The “Cruyff Football Tournament” is a prestigious event named after Dutch football legend Johan Cruyff, held annually to provide young players with international exposure, competitive experience, and the chance to learn modern football styles.
This championship not only has professional significance but also serves as a major morale boost for the next generation of Thai football. TJFC U14’s success in Spain demonstrates a well-structured, professional youth training approach that is now bearing “fruit.”
Fans in the Land of Smiles have every reason to hope that from today’s young stars, Thai football will continue to produce talented players, ready to rise regionally and establish a strong presence on the Asian football map in the future.