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Next trial — Thanksgiving

Eture Trials in Spain

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Searching for those who don't put a deadline on their dream.

Division I programmes Eture players have gone to: Bryant University, Oregon State University, University of Evansville, Sacred Heart University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Campus, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Central Connecticut State University, Longwood University, Providence College, Iona University, Missouri State University, Coastal Carolina University, The University of Tulsa, Creighton University, Lipscomb University, SIUE, Bradley University, UCLA, UNLV, West Virginia University, Bowling Green State University, Clemson University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Gardner-Webb University, Long Island University, Manhattan University, University of Illinois Chicago, University of Vermont, VCU, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Bucknell University, Drexel University, Louisville University, Mercer University, Mount St. Mary's University, Northern Kentucky University, Quinnipiac University, St. Marys University, University of California, Berkeley, University of Central Florida, University of Pittsburgh, University of Portland, Brown University, D´YOUVILLE, Dartmouth College, DePaul University, East Tennessee State University, Felician University, Harvard University, Le Moyne College, Liberty University, Northwestern University, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, Sacramento State University, Stony Brook, UAB, UMBC, University of California, Irvine, University of Kentucky, University of New Haven, University of Washington.

310 Eture players are on a college roster this season.

The programme

Eture Identification Trial

Making it to the top elite NCAA programs requires time and the right environment.

Join for a week and discover the best gap year program in the world: the edge of development, and NCAA exposure. Since 2015 the Eture platform has produced 433 Division I players across 782 college soccer operations, and 310 Eture players are on a college roster right now.

2015
Since
433
Division I players
782
College operations
310
Playing right now
298
U.S. universities
$60M
In scholarships

Many agencies are happy to quote a number. Ours is a list: every player we have worked with since 2015 is in the database, by name, and you can track any one of them.

Since 2015

The best recruiting agency in Europe

What is the trial

We identify potential. We build character. We produce talent.

The Eture trial is designed to offer an incredible international experience while allowing us to discover your potential on and off the field. It also gives you the opportunity to know more about the Toros family and the Eture programs.

We are looking for the unfinished product — players with the character, mindset, and determination to never give up on their dreams. Players who simply need more time, the right environment, and the right exposure to unlock their potential and change their destiny. Joining the Eture trial is the first step towards getting identified and becoming part of the Eture family.

Isaac Rosenthal keeping goal in Eture kit at his first Eture ID Summer Camp

Isaac Rosenthal

Two summers at the ID Summer Camp, a season with Eture FC, and a Division I goalkeeper now.

ID Summer Camp · First summer at the Eture ID Summer Camp.

Toros in the NCAA

  • Barrett Saul

    West Virginia21/22

  • Landan Grange

    Virginia Tech24/25

  • Whit Schatz

    Fairleigh Dickinson25/26

  • Isaiah Esley

    Clemson21/22

  • Isaac Rosenthal

    Northwestern25/26

  • Nate Chandler

    Washington25/26

  • Zain Thompson

    NJIT25/26

  • Zolly Corrigan

    Louisville25/26

  • Andrew Seavers

    Louisville24/25

  • Nick Di Sessa

    Fordham24/25

  • Carlos Levy

    Elon21/22

  • Diego Ramirez

    Lipscomb24/25

  • Drew Berry

    Bradley21/22

  • Ethan Hackenberg

    Coastal Carolina19/20

  • Ethan O'Connor

    Stonehill22/23

  • Pablo Andrade

    Creighton21/22

  • Lorenzo Nunez

    West Virginia20/21

  • Aidan Ahmad

    Cal Berkeley25/26

  • Foster Hayes

    Loyola Chicago24/25

  • Shane Williams

    Vermont24/25

  • Yordan Torres

    La Salle24/25

  • Tyler Reavis

    Fairfield21/22

Toros in the NCAA: Barrett Saul, West Virginia University, season 21/22; Landan Grange, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, season 24/25; Whit Schatz, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Campus, season 25/26; Isaiah Esley, Clemson University, season 21/22; Isaac Rosenthal, Northwestern University, season 25/26; Nate Chandler, University of Washington, season 25/26; Zain Thompson, New Jersey Institute of Technology, season 25/26; Zolly Corrigan, Louisville University, season 25/26; Andrew Seavers, Louisville University, season 24/25; Nick Di Sessa, Fordham Univerrsity, season 24/25; Carlos Levy, Elon University, season 21/22; Diego Ramirez, Lipscomb University, season 24/25; Drew Berry, Bradley University, season 21/22; Ethan Hackenberg, Coastal Carolina University, season 19/20; Ethan O'Connor, Stonehill, season 22/23; Pablo Andrade, Creighton University, season 21/22; Lorenzo Nunez, West Virginia University, season 20/21; Aidan Ahmad, University of California, Berkeley, season 25/26; Foster Hayes, Loyola University Chicago, season 24/25; Shane Williams, University of Vermont, season 24/25; Yordan Torres, La Salle University, season 24/25; Tyler Reavis, Fairfield University, season 21/22.

  • Isaiah Easley in Eture kit during his gap year in Spain

    Isaiah Easley

    University of San Francisco · Division I · 24/25

    Gap Year · A season with Eture FC in Spain.

  • Aidan Ahmed keeping goal for Eture FC in Spain

    Aidan Ahmed

    University of California, Berkeley · Division I · 25/26

    Gap Year · A season in goal for Eture FC in Spain.

  • Adriano Samaoya in Eture kit during his gap year in Spain

    Adriano Samaoya

    University of Portland · Division I · 25/26

    Gap Year · A season with Eture FC in Spain.

  • Whit Schatz in Eture kit during his Gap Year in Spain

    Whit Schatz

    Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Campus · Division I · 25/26

    Gap Year · A full season with Eture FC in Spain.

Our history

Support your decision with true stats.

No other agency or program in the world can support its legacy with stats and true stories as we do. ETURE has been changing destiny for more than 10 years.

In their own words

The team

Built by former NCAA players and coaches

ETURE is built by former NCAA players and coaches. Our methodology and solutions are born from first-hand experience and a deep understanding of a system we have played and coached at the highest levels, across all NCAA divisions.

  • Jaime Miralles

    Jaime Miralles

    CEO & Co-Founder

    CEO. Former University of Vermont and Oregon State alumnus.

    • University of Vermont
    • Oregon State University
  • Ximo Miralles

    Ximo Miralles

    Global Director & Co-Founder

    Co-founder. Former LaLiga player and Clemson University captain.

    • LaLiga
    • Clemson University
  • Anthony Esquivel

    Anthony Esquivel

    Technical Director

    Former Furman assistant coach.

    • Furman University
  • Moha Seye

    Moha Seye

    Agent

    Clemson University alumnus, twice an NCAA national champion.

    • Clemson University
  • Bret Simon

    Bret Simon

    Former Creighton head coach. Former Stanford head coach.

    • Creighton University
    • Stanford University
  • Jake Simon

    Jake Simon

    Recruiting Director

    Trinity University alumnus.

    • Trinity University
  • Dana Taylor

    Dana Taylor

    US Director & Technical Director of Eture FC

    Former Oregon State head coach. Former Stanislaus State head coach.

    • Oregon State University
    • Stanislaus State University
  • Tommy Thompson

    Tommy Thompson

    Director & Scout

    Indiana University alumnus. Former MLS NEXT player for San Jose.

    • Indiana University
    • San Jose Earthquakes
  • Carlos Calderón

    Carlos Calderón

    Operations Director

    Former Coastal Carolina player.

    • Coastal Carolina University
  • Jonas Cervera

    Jonas Cervera

    College Recruiting Agent

    Franklin Pierce University alumnus.

    • Franklin Pierce University
  • Vicent Abaso

    Vicent Abaso

    Eture FC Program Director

    University of Central Arkansas alumnus.

    • University of Central Arkansas

€1,600, all in

What the week includes

Flights not included.

  • Meals & board
  • Insurance
  • LaLiga match attendance
  • Training sessions with Eture FC
  • Scouting from partnered Spanish clubs & scouts
  • Cultural activities: Peñíscola Castle
  • NCAA recruiting seminar
  • Eture FC Gap Year Program introduction

Schedule

Check the itinerary

1 week. Arrival on Saturday 21st and departure the 28th. Two weekends. Limited spots available.

Next trial · Thanksgiving

21–28 November 2026

Arrival Saturday, departure Saturday. Also available leaving on Sunday 29th, with an upgrade on the price.

Book this week

Sat 21

Barcelona

Barcelona

Morning
Landing at Barcelona–El Prat, met at arrivals.
Afternoon
Camp Nou and the Sagrada Família.
Evening
Down the coast to Vinaròs, and the welcome dinner.

You can't make it?

If you can't make it to the trial, you can apply directly for the ETURE FC Programs. Attending the trial is completely optional and is not a requirement for application or attendance.

Eture alumni

Once a Toro, always a Toro.

Listen to our players talking about their experience — the year in Spain, the recruiting process, and where it took them.

  • Andrew Seavers

    Louisville University

    24/25· Division I· Two operations

    Andrew Seavers talks about his experience at the Eture FC Gap Year

  • Shane Williams

    University of Vermont

    24/25· Division I

    @shanedwilliams_ shares his journey at ETURE FC

  • Connor Vela

    DePaul University

    25/26· Division I

    Connor tells us about his experience at ETURE FC

  • Quinn Muderlack

    U.S. Air Force Academy

    24/25· Division I

    Dream Achieved: Quinn Munderlak's Path to Air Force Academy 🎙️⚽ 2/2

  • Jamison Clarke

    University of Evansville

    25/26· Division I

    Jamison reflects on his journey through the GAP YEAR and ETURE FC

From the other side

The coaches' opinion

Hear directly from some of the best NCAA coaches who have worked with ETURE for years and continue to choose to work with us season after season.

  • Nick Carlin-Voigt

    University of Portland

    Head Coach· Division I

    Nick Carlin-Voigt | Portland University

  • Mike Noonan

    Clemson University

    Head Coach· Division I

    Mike Noonan | Clemson University

  • Alex Rangel

    University of North Florida

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    Alex Rangel | UNF

  • Josep Silvestre

    Bryant University

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    JOSEP SILVESTRE EDIT

  • Jeff Negalha

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    UNC

    Jeff Negalha | UNC Chapell Hill

  • Leonard Griffin

    University of California, Berkeley

    Head Coach· Division I

    Leonard Griffin | CAL Berkeley

  • Michael Seabolt

    Missouri State University

    Head Coach· Division I

    Michael Seabolt | Missouri State

  • Oscar Curras

    Sacred Heart University

    Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator· Division I

    OSCAR CURRAS EDIT

  • Ryan Jorden

    UCLA

    Head Coach· Division I

    Ryan Jordan | UCLA

The last step

Become a pro

Eture works at the professional level. Becoming a pro is very difficult — but Eture is a licensed FIFA agency.

  • Mamadou Mbacke

    Mamadou Mbacke

    Los Angeles FCFC Barcelona

    Primera RFEF

  • Alassane Diatta

    Alassane Diatta

    Keur Madior FCVillarreal CF B

    Primera RFEF

  • Álvaro García Pascual

    Álvaro García Pascual

    Marshall UniversitySevilla FC

    Primera RFEF

  • Wahabu Musah

    Wahabu Musah

    Clemson UniversityVillarreal CF B

    Primera RFEF

  • Leslie Okai

    Leslie Okai

    Montverde AcademyValencia CF

    Segunda RFEF

  • Ali Fadal

    Ali Fadal

    Valencia CFColorado Rapids

    MLS

  • Hugo Bacharach

    Hugo Bacharach

    Indiana UniversityMinnesota United

    MLS

  • Hugo Bacharach

    Hugo Bacharach

    Minnesota UnitedRhode Island FC

    USL Championship

  • Sergio Ors

    Sergio Ors

    West Virginia UniversityUnion Omaha

    USL One

  • Moussa Diallo

    Moussa Diallo

    Diambars FCVillarreal CF

    Liga Nacional RFEF

  • Junior Sidiki

    Junior Sidiki

    Amitié FCLevante UD

    División de Honor RFEF

  • Javier Armas

    Javier Armas

    Oregon StateAtlanta United 2

    MLS Next Pro

  • Guillermo Ruiz

    Guillermo Ruiz

    CD LeganésFC Juárez

    Liga MX

  • Abdou Fall

    Abdou Fall

    Guelwaars FCCD Castellón

    Segunda RFEF

Facilities

Two campuses on the Mediterranean coast

Vinaròs is where the club lives and where a trial week runs. Valencia is the second base, and where the Showcase is held.

  • Floodlit stadium
  • Grass pitches
  • Gym and recovery
  • Physio
  • Study room
  • Residence
  • Dining room
  • Eture vans

Vinaròs

Valencia

The grounds

  • Vinaròs Training Stadium

    Vinaròs Training Stadium

  • Sant Jordi Stadium

    Sant Jordi Stadium

  • La Jana Field

    La Jana Field

  • Canet Stadium

    Canet Stadium

Welcome

Welcome to Toro Town

We're located in Vinaròs. 1h from Valencia and 2h from Barcelona. One of the most beautiful beach towns on the Mediterranean coast. Similar to the Californian landscape.

  • 2h

    from Barcelona

  • 1h

    from Valencia

  • 20 min

    from Peñíscola

  • 0 min

    from the beach

  • Vinaròs and its beach from the air
  • Players in a natural pool in the hills inland
  • The squad walking the Vinaròs seafront
  • The squad outside the Barça Immersive Tour in Barcelona
  • A game on the beach at Vinaròs
  • The squad at the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia
  • The squad on a hike above the valley
  • Players in the streets of Valencia
  • Paddleboarding off the Vinaròs coast
  • The squad at dinner
  • The golf course beside the campus

Included in the week

A LaLiga match, from the stand

Every trial week goes to a professional LaLiga match. Mestalla is an hour down the coast and Villarreal's Estadio de la Cerámica is closer still — and which one you get depends on the calendar, not on us.

Both teams lining up at Mestalla under the floodlights
The Estadio de la Cerámica, Villarreal, on a European night
LaLiga

The Showcase

Europe's largest college soccer draft

Every February, NCAA coaches fly to Valencia to watch our players in person. A trial week is how you meet the programme that takes you there.

VII edition

8 – 10 February 2027

Eture Campus, Valencia

Every coach at the Showcase, on the pitch at Vinaròs

Made in adversity

The Eture Methodology

Four things this year is built on, in the order they matter: who you become, how you train, who you play, and who is watching.

  1. 01

    Build your character and mentality

    Making it to the elite stages of soccer is a matter of mentality. Our first goal is to help you build a positive, hardworking and competitive mindset — one that is ready to face adversity and embraces competition.

    You may or may not achieve everything you set out to in soccer or in life, but after Eture there will be something nobody can take away from you: your character.

    Before developing players, we have a clear mission: developing men of character, ready to face success or failure.

    The Eture FC squad arm in arm in the changing room before a match
  2. 02

    Professional training

    Two sessions a day with UEFA-licensed staff, in the rhythm a Spanish federated squad actually keeps. Individual development and tactical understanding of the game.

    Redefine your decision making and put your level closer to the standard required. Our method creates a versatile player, ready to play any style of soccer.

    The squad assembled on the pitch at the start of a session
  3. 03

    Competition

    The NCAA season is short and its competition limited — and it is still essential to your development. The point is to use the eligibility clock intelligently.

    While 90% of NCAA freshmen will sit the bench or quit the game, you will be competing every week in the Spanish federated system. The only way to be recruited is to become the product everyone is looking for.

    An Eture FC player carrying the ball past an opponent in a league fixture
  4. 04

    Exposure

    Eture takes accountability for the opportunities ahead and helps you navigate the recruiting process. There are no guarantees. The only guarantee is your daily work, and becoming the product every coach is looking for.

    What we can say is that your process will be backed by the best recruiting agency in Europe. The exposure is guaranteed. Welcome to Eture.

    A college coach talking to Eture players at the side of the pitch

Mentality and character

Made in adversity

Soccer is the greatest democracy and one of the most difficult dreams in the world. That's what makes the journey so beautiful.

Talent comes from every corner of the planet. Made in adversity defines the ETURE culture: where a player falls in love with the challenge, embraces the pressure of competition, learns from wins and losses, and takes full ownership of his journey. That is when you find the best version of yourself.

Outcome vs. result

We can't guarantee the result, but we can guarantee the outcome:

Becoming a man of character — ready to live without fear of failure, embrace new challenges, and pursue new goals.

  • A stronger man.
  • A better person.
  • A better friend.
  • A better player.

Bret Simon

Former Stanford head coach & Creighton MSOC head coach

Twenty years at the top of college soccer, on what actually moves a recruiting decision.

Bret Simon — Former Stanford head coach & Creighton MSOC head coach

Eleven seasons as head coach at Stanford, from 2001 to 2011, with two College Cup — Final Four — runs. He was Pac-10 Coach of the Year in his first season.

Six seasons at Creighton before that, with six NCAA tournaments and the 2000 College Cup.

He works with Eture now — which is why this film exists, and why the advice in it is about your recruiting rather than our programme.

Where he coached

  • Stanford University
  • Creighton University
Adam Lundegard celebrating in Clemson kit alongside a teammate

Director of culture

Adam Lundegard

Clemson University
  • Clemson University.
  • 2× NCAA national champion.
  • Current player at Vinaròs CF.

Adversity is precisely the thing that transforms people, and that allows them to create the player and person they've always dreamed of. However, anything worth having doesn't come easy. It is this process of sacrifice and development that separates the successful from the rest. It takes love and commitment to endure the adversity, the struggle, and the process of learning from setbacks, to keep striving for what you want most.

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The season as it happens — training, match days, signings and the people they happen to.