


The Bayer 04 Football Academy powered by BarmeniaGothaer offers holiday camps during school holidays where kids not only have the chance of training on the pitches at the Werkself but can also experience the full programme of the world of Bayer 04. With the stadium tour through the BayArena, lunch and the now traditional visit from a Werkself player, it is certain nobody will be bored.

The goalkeeper camps led by qualified goalkeeping coaches who bring the one-on-one into focus with the goal keeper game and then to put what's learned into effect in numerous match and training drills together with the outfield players

Children and young people aged between six and 14 (depending on description) have the opportunity to be part of the Werkself for one day. Selected players will be at the training session. The two 90 to 120-minute training sessions take place in the shadow the BayArena.

The camps on the road are a special offer from the Football Academy. All supporters of the Blacks and Reds for whom the daily journey to Leverkusen is too far have the opportunity to take part in the camps – for example in Austria – in a similar way to the Werkself at their training camp.

Train like the Werkself: If you are aged between six and 14 and want to take part you don't have to belong to a football club.
And the target does not have to be the next World Player of the Year. Come along to the Bayer 04 Football Academy powered by and unleash your enthusiasm for the beautiful game. Here it's all about pure pleasure movement with the ball. At the Bayer 04 Football Academy presented by BarmeniaGothaer you will find a large range of day events but also holiday offers for everybody.

After the children from the Bayer 04 Football Academy grilled Janis Blaswich and Simeon Rapsch last week, another group of 20 young Werkself fans gathered at the BayArena press conference room on Tuesday afternoon, 28 July . This time, the kids directed their questions at Tim Oermann and Jonah Berghoff. Defender Oermann raved about his school days, whilst talented midfielder Berghoff revealed to the young footballers, amongst other things, who his favourite player is – and he is also at Bayer 04. To round things off, the pair naturally obliged with all requests for autographs and selfies.
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100 children from the Bayer 04 Football Academy had the chance to gain exclusive insights: As part of the summer camp, the young footballers headed inside the BayArena at midday on Tuesday, 21 July, where they were due to meet Werkself keepers Janis Blaswich and Simeon Rapsch in the press conference room. The two players took plenty of time to answer every question from the inquisitive audience – whether it was about their own careers or their first impressions of the new head coach. Finally, there was even time left to sign autographs for the young fans.
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The Bayer 04 Football School opened in 2007 – now this successful programme is getting a new name and a new logo: with immediate effect, the Bayer 04 Football School powered by BarmeniaGothaer is becoming the Bayer 04 Football Academy powered by BarmeniaGothaer.
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In the second week of the Easter holidays, around 50 children taking part in activities at the Bayer 04 football school went to the BayArena on Wednesday afternoon, where they had an appointment with the two Werkself players Jonas Omlin and Montrell Culbreath for the Kids press conference. The duo took their time and answered every question the young footballers could think of - and of course the kids' requests for selfies and autographs were happily met afterwards.
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Captain Robert Andrich and keeper Janis Blaswich were guests at the children's press conference organised by BarmeniaGothaer in cooperation with the Bayer 04 Löwenclub on Wednesday afternoon. In the press conference room at the BayArena, the duo, who are friends away from the pitch and in great spirits, answered the unusual questions from around 50 inquisitive young journalists and young football players - and provided plenty of laughs with a lot of humour.
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