Canary Islands President Backs CD Tenerife Women's Team

This Thursday, the CD Tenerife Women's first team welcomed Fernando Clavijo, the President of the Canary Islands Government. His visit highlighted the close relationship, official support, and recognition for the growing success of women's football in the Islands.

The meeting took place at the club's training facilities. President Clavijo greeted the players and coaching staff and spoke with the club's board, led by President Sergio Batista. The visit showcased the great work CD Tenerife Women's does both in sport and in the community, making them a leading example for women's football in the Canary Islands.

Sergio Batista emphasized the importance of such official meetings. "It's an honor for CD Tenerife Women's to welcome the President of the Canary Islands Government," he said. "His visit shows support for our players' daily efforts and for the project we're building. This project isn't just about sports; it also promotes equality and inspires many girls across the Canary Islands." The club president added that "the support of institutions is key to continuing to grow and strengthen football in our community."

During the visit, President Clavijo received a commemorative CD Tenerife Women's jersey and spent some relaxed time with the players. He noted that the team's strong performance in the First Division helps ensure that "all girls who dream of playing this sport have Canarian role models" from the top league. He called this "fundamental for ending sexist stereotypes and moving towards a society fully based on equality."

The day concluded with an informal meeting with the club's board, marking the end of a visit that reinforced the commitment to sport and the values CD Tenerife Women's represents.