Born with a great athletic physique and pace, Paolo Gabriel R. Alilam represented Ateneo De Manila University U-18 as a Midfielder/Striker in SingaCup 2011 though he was only a 15yrs old then. As an excellent offensive minded player, Paolo poses a constant threat to all teams especially with his killer pass from midfield.

At the age of 14 years old, Paolo had already caught the attention of the Philippines National Youth Team coach Reff Cauaresma. Represented Philippines U-14, U-16 and U-19 in various international competitions such as AFF U-16 Football Youth Championship in 2011. Paolo also received professional training at Elite Football Academy in England in 2011.

Paolo is currently (2016) playing for Ateneo Blue Eagles, the collegiate men’s varsity football team of Ateneo De Manila University. Ateneo Blue Eagles came in 3rd in 8 teams at the end of the UAAP Season 78 (2015-2016).

Under the watchful eyes of his mentor and coach Hannu Tuukkanen, 16yrs old (2013) Wuttichai “Bell” Sooken has grown and flourished into a polished player.

Having impressed the panellists at SingaCup 2012 where the Boys U-18 MVP Award winner inspired his team, Phuket Youth Football Home (YFH) U-18 to finish as first runner-up behind German European School, the young Thai player was invited to train with Schalke 04 (GER) U-17 and U-19 teams.Jens Keller, Head Coach for Schalke 04 first team was so impressed with Bell during the 2 weeks training stint in year 2012 that he extended a second invitation to the young midfielder to train again with the German team in October 2013.

“Bell has a superb fitness and he could understand and adapt to different type of training methods despite the language barrier. Obviously, there must be a reason why I am inviting him back for training at one of the top clubs in Europe,” said Jens. In fact, Jens is not the only coach full of praises for Bell. Former Germany’s legend and World Cup winner, Uwe Bein has also compliments for the gifted young midfielder.

In 2014, Bell signed his first professional contract with Osotspa M-150 FC (The club was renamed Super Power Samut Prakan F.C in 2016) after playing for the Thailand National Team’s U19 and U21 squads.

Scorers:
JSSL – 19, 8

Scorers:
Footskills – 14
Chonburi – 10, 4 (2 goals), 11, 5

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YFH – 13 (2), 14, 11, 10

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Bontang – 7, 6
Infa – 15, 5(own goal)

Scorers:
10, 11

Scorer:
9

Scorers:
Anza – 10
Cockburn – 10 (2 goals), 8

Scorers:
13 (2 goals), 10, 11, 14