The Club Friends project was created to build sporting and cultural connections beyond national borders, promoting the exchange of experiences, values, and a shared passion for football.

Through this initiative, we at LB Trino aim to introduce partner teams from different countries, sharing their history, identity, and spirit.

FC NOMADE – TOKYO

Founded in October 2013 and officially registered with the JFA in January 2014, FC Nomade is an international club based in Tokyo that welcomes young Japanese and foreign players from both national and international schools in the Tokyo and Yokohama area.

The club offers a truly multicultural environment where languages, cultures, and different playing styles come together, fostering both technical growth and personal development. FC Nomade’s philosophy is built on four key pillars: passion for the game, character building through its “Life School” approach, technical progression inspired by French methodology, and a strong sense of community.

The club combines sporting improvement with values such as respect, fair play, discipline, and perseverance, while providing its players the chance to compete in official JFA-recognized tournaments. Its stated goal is to offer every young athlete, regardless of nationality, the opportunity to grow by playing with commitment and enjoyment.

This is the official website of FC Nomade.

Clube União Micaelense – Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal

Founded in 1911 in Ponta Delgada, on the island of São Miguel in the Azores archipelago, Clube União Micaelense is one of the oldest and most respected sports institutions in the region. With more than a century of history, the club has played a key role in the development of local sport, becoming a reference point for generations of athletes and supporters.

Since its foundation, the club’s mission has been to nurture not only athletes but also individuals, promoting values such as commitment, respect, and team spirit. Through football – its main discipline – União Micaelense has trained numerous young players who have proudly represented the club’s colors in regional and national competitions.

The club stands out for the quality of its technical and educational work within its youth academy, as well as for the strength of its organizational structure, which has helped solidify its place in the sporting life of the Azores. Its historic home, the Jácome Correia Stadium, has long been a landmark of passion, competition, and community.

With deep roots in history and a vision open to the future, Clube União Micaelense continues to embody the values of identity and belonging, keeping alive the bond between generations through sport.

This is the Facebook page of Clube União Micaelense.