Win the Swiss stage
The team earned its qualification on the pitch in Geneva; that victory launched the Paris project.
A win in the Swiss stage gave Geneva’s young players a place in the international final. At the Adidas Arena, seven U16 players represented their city in a demanding and high-profile street-football tournament.
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SWITZERLAND → FRANCEImpulstar is an urban football tournament that gives young talent a stage to compete, be seen and build a team journey. In 2025, a Pass-Sport team won the Swiss stage held in Geneva and travelled to Paris for the international final.
On 23 October 2025, seven U16 players competed at the Adidas Arena. The trip was designed as a sporting and educational experience: prepare together, manage pressure, discover Paris and represent Geneva.
The qualification mobilised players’ families and networks, local partners and Geneva media. It made the players’ discipline, commitment and team spirit visible.
Sport is the means — people are the purpose.
A win in the Swiss stage gave Geneva’s young players a place in the international final. At the Adidas Arena, seven U16 players represented their city in a demanding and high-profile street-football tournament.
The team earned its qualification on the pitch in Geneva; that victory launched the Paris project.
Seven U16 players took part in the international final at the Adidas Arena on 23 October 2025.
Collective preparation, handling pressure, discovering Paris and experiencing public representation.
The Pass-Sport team wins the competition held in Geneva.
Seven young players compete in the final at the Adidas Arena in Paris.
Young people can share what they learned with the club and future teams.
A major sports stage can amplify a journey, but the deeper learning is preparation, staying together, facing a high standard and recognising how talent grows through teamwork.
Companies, foundations, private donors, clubs, schools and institutions can support a defined goal with funding, equipment or expertise.
Encounters, commitments and work on the ground.
