Daytona, FL. Soccer is back, and DME teams wasted no time making an impact. Over the weekend, the program delivered a dominant 3-0 sweep, immediately setting the tone for the season ahead.
In addition to their on-field success, DME welcomed Salomon Kidane as the new Boys Soccer Director. Previously, he led the University School at Nova Southeastern University, bringing both experience and leadership to an already competitive environment. With his arrival, DME Soccer strengthens its mission of developing top-level athletes.
The National Boys team kicked off league play with a commanding victory 9-2 against Atletico Orlando controlling possession from the start and capitalizing on scoring opportunities throughout the match.
Meanwhile, the Regional Boys team followed with another strong performance, securing a 8-0 victory against Clay county.
To round out the weekend, the National Girls team secured a victory of their own, completing a perfect start to the season.
A Program Built for Success
At DME, soccer is more than just competition—it’s about development. The program provides a structured, high-performance environment where players not only compete against elite opposition but also receive top-level coaching designed to elevate their game.
With this in mind, the addition of Coach Kidane further strengthens DME Soccer’s commitment to preparing athletes for the next level. His leadership, combined with the academy’s strong training culture, ensures that players have every opportunity to succeed.
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Daytona, FL. Yan Diomande, a former standout at DME Academy, continues to shine as he advances his soccer career. At DME, Yan set the standard for excellence both on and off the field, showing the dedication and drive that define our elite soccer academy.
Now, his journey has taken him to Spain’s premier league, La Liga, where he has signed with C.D. Leganés.
At DME Academy, Yan’s hard work and talent earned him national recognition. Top Drawer Soccer named him one of the ‘23 Male Players who Dominated in 2023. Additionally, he made his mark in the UPSL Soccer Playoffs by scoring in all six rounds and winning the coveted Playoffs Golden Boot. These achievements reflect the strength of his determination and the quality of our programs.
Yan, an 18-year-old Ivorian striker, now joins the Leganés family with exceptional speed, skill, and vision. As a former U-17 international for the Ivory Coast, he is ready to compete with the best talent in European soccer. His drive and technical abilities will undoubtedly make him a valuable addition to the team.
Reflecting on his path, Yan shared: “I’m very grateful for this opportunity and want to thank everyone involved in making it happen. I’m fully committed and can’t wait to get started.”
As an elite soccer academy, DME is dedicated to nurturing the potential of every student-athlete. From our comprehensive training programs to the supportive environment we create, we equip players with the tools they need to excel. Yan’s success is a testament to the opportunities and guidance we provide to help our athletes reach their highest aspirations.
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