Schmidtgruppe and Bally Wulff equipped training camps in the south of France
In between the training sessions and the team meetings, the players can relax with a game of darts or billiards or alternatively with an exciting table football duel or on the popular table tennis table. The approaching EURO is the second largest tournament after the Football World Cup in South Africa, and here, the group of companies from the Münsterland region is supplying the national team with professional entertainment systems. Both in the training camps and later in the team’s hotel, Joachim Löw’s team can organise its brief free time in a variety of entertaining ways.
“It is also quite special for us, to be allowed to contribute to the success of the ‘Mission: European Champions’ in a small way”, said a delighted Robert Hess, spokesman for the Schmidtgruppe Policy and Media Board.
“For this reason, we have expended a great effort, in terms of both personnel and logistics, to create an optimum framework for the professional footballers, for their sporting success”, he explains. So, each system is also being capably set up and prepared for use on-site by professional technicians from the Schmidtgruppe Technical Team.
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