Levante director Daniel Pastor Tort, left, poses with Port chief Nualphan Lamsam.
Thai League 1 club Port and Spanish second division side Levante sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for football development yesterday.
The deal was signed by Port chairwoman Nualphan Lamsam and Levante director and technical chairman Daniel Pastor Tort at the Thai club’s PAT Stadium.
“We feel great and honoured to be in alliance with a European club for the first time,” Nualphan said.
“This will help upgrade and develop our team in various aspects on and off the pitch.”
Port will have a chance to send players to train in Spain, among other activities, said Nualphan, who is affectionately called “Madam Pang” by the media and fans.
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