The ZEE Goalkeeper Academy is very excited to announce that Professional Goalkeeper Coach Ytalo Manzo will be among the coaching staff at the ZEE Winter Goalkeeper Camp that will take place on December 27, 29 and 29 2024 at Coraci Sports Complex in Port Orange, Florida.

Ytalo played at a professional level in the Peruvian first division for 10 years with teams such as Atletico Universidad  and Deportivo Municipal, when retiring from his playing career Manzo went into coaching right away with professional teams Union Comercio and Sport Boys.

Ytalo joins an already HUGE professional goalkeeper coach roster for the Winter Camp event and will work aside Orlando City first team goalkeeper coach Cesar Baena and Ecuadorian international goalkeeper coach Mauricio Alvarado, creating an amazing South American trio!

Other goalkeeper coaches present at this event is Coach Rick Zucchi (founder of the academy), Pepe Rodriguez (USMNT GK Coach), Josh Anderson (Indiana State), Diego Amaro and many more that will be added to the roster in the weeks to come and will be announced on our official website.

The 2024 ZEE Winter Goalkeeper Camp is for goalkeepers ages 10 though 18 (college goalkeepers welcome) that have at least one season of competitive travel club soccer under their belt.
The camp is limited to 50 goalkeepers and is filling up fast. So if you’re interested in registering your child to the event, please contact at your earliest convenience the academy administrator at kc@zeesoccer.com.

The winter goalkeeper camp is a 3 morning event and the goalkeepers will get to work with 6 of our coaches during the three mornings. Coach Cesar Baena will be moving from group to group pulling goalkeepers to the side and working with them 1v1.

All goalkeepers will receive a free pair of professional goalkeeper gloves and a training jersey. For them that sign up prior to September 15th will receive an additional pair of goalkeeper gloves.

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