Vision & Strategy
We are building a club the way a bridge is built — from both banks at once.
A Professional Standard,Five divisions ahead
Most clubs become professional when they reach the top division. We intend to be professional before we deserve it — in the 5th league, with the training loads, medical support, video analysis and contractual clarity of a first-division side. The league table will catch up with the standard.
Vision
Why Argentina
Argentinian football produces players who can think under pressure and coaches who can teach it. That pedagogy — small-sided intensity, positional discipline, a ruthless relationship with the ball — is what we bring to Batumi. Not as a foreign import to admire, but as a daily working language shared with Georgian players and staff.
Why Batumi
Adjara has football hunger, a young population and a city that shows up. Batumi deserves a club that is honest about its ambition and public about its plan. We will play here, recruit here, and win here.
Quality first
Selection by performance data and coaching judgement. No favours, no shortcuts.
One method
First team, reserves and academy train the same principles, adapted by age.
Full transparency
The roadmap is public. Progress and failure are both reported.
Local first
For every senior signing from abroad, a pathway place created for an Adjaran youth player.
How the club is built
Sporting structure
Sporting director, head coach, assistant, goalkeeper coach, fitness lead, analyst, physio, academy director.
Recruitment
Two scouting corridors — Adjara and Argentina — feeding one shared player profile database.
Facility
A permanent training base in Batumi with gym, video room and medical suite by season two.
Finance
Revenue from membership, merchandise, academy fees and regional partners; no single-donor dependency.