Sun of May

On a sunny Sunday afternoon, in the heart of a football-loving city, a group of friends gathered at a modest café. They had known each other for years, sharing a passion for football and a curiosity about what happens behind the scenes.

Nicolás, with his sharp gaze, was the first to take out his notebook. Héctor, always meticulous, began to outline ideas about youth football. Damián, gifted with the gift of speech, dedicated himself to analyzing sports psychology. Ignacio, the youngest of the group, brought enthusiasm and freshness with his ideas about the technical secretary.

Mariano, Iván, Marcos, Becquer, Alejo, and Gastón, each with their specialty, joined the table, creating a bustling yet creative atmosphere. Amidst laughter and lively discussions, the first ideas for "El Ojo Clínico," the digital magazine they were about to launch, emerged.

They decided that their first edition would reflect their vision: to show football beyond the 90 minutes of play. They wanted to delve into internal processes, stories of overcoming, and the challenges faced by the protagonists of the most exciting sport in the world.

Thus, they began to shape their project with the collaboration of a friendship rooted in a passion for football. Each one contributed their grain of sand, combining talent, experience, and love for the game.

And so, amid mate tea and anecdotes, "El ojo clínico" was born, a window to the football world that promised to reveal the best-kept secrets, the most touching stories, and the deepest reflections on the universal sport.

In that café, the aroma of coffee mingled with the excitement of a new beginning. And as the sun set on the horizon, the team of friends toasted to their shared dream, ready to take football beyond the field, with the same passion and critical spirit that united them.

Dannwolf, Calvin