Orange International Summer Camp

A week of football in the heart of the Cuneo province

The Orange International Summer Camp has become a staple of the summer in Sant'Albano Stura, a town in the province of Cuneo, Piedmont. Organized by ASD Sant'Albano Calcio—the "orange club" from which the camp takes its name—it has grown year after year to become, according to the organizers, the largest youth football summer event in the region. In its eight-year history, it has surpassed 1,100 participants.

Who is it for?

The camp is aimed at young footballers of all levels: from beginners taking their first steps with the ball to those already playing for a team who want to improve while having fun. The days combine technical morning sessions, featuring specific ball-handling exercises, with afternoon recreational activities designed to build teamwork, forge friendships, and experience football as a game.

International guests and instructors

What sets the Orange International Summer Camp apart from standard summer camps is the presence of prestigious international football guests. Over the years, professionals and coaches linked to clubs like Barcelona, Boca Juniors, Roma, Manchester City, and Borussia Dortmund have visited Sant'Albano, alongside world champion Pedro Pablo Pasculli. This formula allows local youth to train, even if just for a few days, using the methodologies and expertise of top-tier European and world football.

A local project

The camp was born from the initiative of founders Sergio Boscarino and Sergio Soldano and is supported by the club led by president Marco Curti, with the contribution of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Fossano. It is a prime example of how a small local community can build, with passion and consistency, an event capable of attracting participants from across the province of Cuneo and beyond, while showcasing local sports facilities and the entire town of Sant'Albano Stura.