While Italy may have missed the 2022 World Cup, its passion for football burns bright—especially in Rome's Corviale district. Known for its massive \"Serpentone\" housing complex (think: a 1km-long concrete giant 🏢), this neighborhood faces challenges like unemployment and limited opportunities. But here, a ball isn’t just a ball—it’s a lifeline.
⚽ More Than a Sport
Enter Calciosociale, a grassroots project turning football into a classroom for life. Kids here aren’t just learning dribbles; they’re tackling teamwork, resilience, and discipline through weekly matches. \"It’s about showing them they’re part of something bigger,\" says a local coach. 🌱
🌟 Goals That Matter
For Corviale’s youth, the real win isn’t on the scoreboard—it’s building confidence to rewrite their futures. As World Cup fever sweeps Qatar, these kids are proving that football’s magic works off the pitch too. 💪
