ROY ABI-ELIAS

• Recruited, trained, and developed coaching staff to implement PSG methodology.
• Created a comprehensive football curriculum for ages 4–17, focused on talent development.
• Managed 12 coaches and ensured the quality of training delivery.
• Led teams in international tournaments and collaborated on digital media integration.
• Provided performance feedback and reports on player development.
• Organised continual professional development for coaching staff.

• Coached and supported the technical staff for the U17 and U20 national teams, achieving 2nd place in the WAFF U17 Championship (2022) and U20 Championship (2021).
• Prepared the U14 & U15 teams for the UEFA Development Cup competitions 2021 & 2022.
• Restructured the youth league formats.
• Developing a vision and long-term youth development plan.
• Organising and conducting youth coaching courses.
• Played a pivotal role in LFA's admission to the AFC Elite Youth Scheme.

• Reached the quarter finals of the ISF World Schools championships 2019 in Serbia.
• Achieved 2nd Place in the AFC-U19 Championship 2020 Qualifiers ahead of Syria and Maldives.
• Selecting and preparing the team for the upcoming Arab Cup and West Asian Championship U19s (WAFF) 2020.
• Competed in several International friendlies from Asian and European Nations.

Secured 1st place in the Universities League Championship 2018/19 and several other podium finishes in previous seasons.

• Head Coach for the boys U19s, U17s, U15s categories.
• Developed several players who have gone on to sign for 1st and 2nd division clubs in Lebanon.
• Lebanese League Championship winners U12 category 2019
• Reached final 8 stage of the Gothia World Youth Cup A category B12s 2019
• Runner’s Up (2nd place) in the Dubai Super Cup U13s Category 2018
• Achieved 3rd place in both the U17s and U15s Lebanese National Championship 2017
• Won the Lebanese U15s National Championship 2016
• Won the Manresa International Cup U12s (Barcelona) 2015
• Reached final 4 of the Lebanese U17s National Championship 2013
• Reached quarter finals of the Aya Napa International festival U11s 2014

• Head Coach for the boys U8-U10, U15s, and U17s categories.
• Won the Lebanese U15's National Championship in 2010, representing Racing Beirut.
• Reached 4th place in the Lebanese U17s National Championship, 2010.
• Achieving a 16-month unbeaten run of 32 games (won 28, drawn 4) in the U15s category.
• Increased the number of National Youth Team Players from 6 to 19, ranging from U12s to U17s.

• Delivering and assisting in the technical and tactical training of the Youth Teams U14s, U16s, and U18s.
• Achieved a 17-game unbeaten run for the U16s Category over a period of 7 months.
• Was instrumental in identifying and developing homegrown talent, which resulted in the sale of 3 players to Liverpool (Jordon Ibe), QPR (Matt Ingram), and Nottingham FC (Matthew Cash).
• Identifying young, national football talent to build the Wycombe Wanderers FC youth teams.
• Liaison with scouts, coaches, and youth team directors of other championships.
• Premiership clubs and organization of youth team matches.

• Co-ordination of all activities, processes, and management of the youth team.
• Developing and monitoring the implementation of the technical syllabus with each age group from U12s to U18s.
• Maintained Football League Youth development standards for the scheme.
• Compiled a full fixture list and liaised with other clubs to enhance fixture opportunities.

• Fitness testing and analysis.
• Physical preparation for training and competition.
• Match Analysis providing tactical, technical, and physical feedback to the head coach.
• Assisted in the technical and tactical training of both reserve and first team.

• Responsible for the daily activities of the 1st team.
• Participating in the British Colleges league and regional championships.

• Teaching, preparing, and administrative duties for L2 Fitness Instructing and L3 Personal Training.

• Functional movement screening of 28 first team and reserve team players.
• Fitness testing and data collection.