In the image accompanying this news, Aintzane Encinas, tournament director, appears alongside Amaiur Sarriegi and Mirari Uria, two current Real Sociedad players who actively support the TXIMIST CUP. Both have participated in the tournament and consider it a key experience in their sports development.
“The TXIMIST CUP is a tournament that brings together players from different generations,” says Encinas, its founder. “It provides an opportunity for past players to share their experience with those of the present and future.”
Amaiur Sarriegi and Mirari Uria are among Real Sociedad’s most promising players. They have contributed to promoting the TXIMIST CUP on several occasions. Their involvement reflects the growth and evolution of women’s football in recent years.
“The TXIMIST CUP is a very important tournament for women’s football,” highlights Sarriegi. “It is an opportunity for players from all over the world to meet and share their passion for the game.”
“The TXIMIST CUP is a very special tournament for us,” adds Uria. “It allows us to enjoy top-level football close to home. I was lucky to participate, and it was an unforgettable experience.”
The TXIMIST CUP has established itself as more than just a competition. It encourages interaction between players of different generations, fosters the exchange of experiences, and strengthens the connections between the past, present, and future of women’s football.
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