The association this week said the EYPD "continues to provide young Gibraltarian players with valuable opportunities to experience professional football environments, while strengthening long-term relationships with clubs that support the development of local talent." They were also joined by fellow EYPD player Theo Montovio, who was invited to train with the academy group and experience the demands of a professional football environment." The Gibraltar FA said the visit formed part of its wider commitment to creating meaningful development opportunities for its young players. "These experiences extend beyond individual trials, helping to establish long-term partnerships with professional clubs that can continue to create pathways for future generations of Gibraltarian footballers." "By building strong relationships with professional clubs and creating opportunities for talented young players, the Elite Youth Player Development Programme continues to strengthen Gibraltar's player pathway and provide the next generation with the platform to pursue their football ambitions."