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HOPEFULS from Spain and Argentina will get a chance to showcase their skills when they take part in a series of trial matches at Heybridge Swifts next month.
The Essex club are backing a four-day coaching school from July 3-8, organised by their Spanish defender Guillem Ramon in giving players from other countries the chance to play Non- League football.
Swifts chairman Gary White is inviting various coaches and scouts from around the Bostik League to Scraley Road to see the talent on show on any of the days advertised.
Ahead of the Ryman’s 2017 AGM and annual awards night on Satur...

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