Nomadar Furthers International Expansion of HPT Program to Mexico through Strategic Agreement with Mexiaa FC

MARSHALL, Texas, Dec. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Increasing the availability of its innovative High Performance Training Program, Nomadar (NASDAQ: NOMA) (“Nomadar” or the “Company”), a U.S.-based company operating at the intersection of sports, technology, tourism, and health, announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Mexiaa FC, the largest scouting academy in Mexico, located in the city of Pachuca (Hidalgo), approximately one and a half hours from Mexico City. The partnership marks Nomadar’s entry into one of the most popular and engaged soccer markets worldwide and reinforces the expansion of the High Performance Training Program (HPT) in Latin America, following the recent project carried out in Ecuador in collaboration with HOPE Foundation.

Mexiaa FC has established itself as the Mexico’s leading talent identification platform, organizing multiple large-scale national scouting events every year that bring together between 700 and 1,300 players per event. The academy maintains agreements with top-tier Mexican clubs such as Cruz Azul, Tigres, and Club América, acting as a talent recruitment partner for these organizations. Its track record includes numerous success stories, with players who have already made their professional debuts in both Liga MX and Liga MX Femenil, underscoring the academy’s structure, professionalism, and nationwide reach.

The collaboration between Nomadar and Mexiaa FC is currently scheduled to begin in May 2026 with an intensive scouting event and methodological implementation in Pachuca, Mexico. Over a three week period, coaches from the HPT program will lead training sessions, technical work, and evaluation matches with players from different age categories, applying the innovative high-performance methodology jointly developed by Nomadar and Cádiz Club de Fútbol.

Nomadar’s HPT program is the Company’s international high-performance training and player development own methodology, developed in collaboration with Cádiz CF, and designed to connect emerging talent with European methodologies, professionalized evaluation processes, and immersive experiences within the Spanish soccer ecosystem. Through this alliance in Mexico, Nomadar continues to build bridges between North America, Europe, and Latin-America, consolidating its position as a global platform for sports development and education.

As explained by Pablo Sánchez, Director of Nomadar’s International HPT Program, this agreement makes it possible “to introduce a proven European methodology such as Nomadar and Cadiz CF´s into a market as powerful as Mexico, working with a structure that already benefits thousands of players and shares our vision for development and international projection.”

As a result of the process, the parties intend for five selected players to travel to Spain and take part in a 15-day immersion experience, during which they would integrate into the daily training environment of the Cádiz CF youth academy, within a program developed by Nomadar in collaboration with the Spanish club.

The players would participate in training sessions, technical evaluations, and educational activities based on elite standards, experiencing first-hand the professional environment of a La Liga club. From Mexiaa FC, its Director, Christian Osorio, emphasized that “collaborating with Nomadar and with a historic European soccer club such as Cádiz CF raises our training standards and further professionalizes our processes. It also serves as confirmation that Mexican soccer talent has real international value and projection when developed with structure and discipline.”

Beyond the initial collaboration, the new agreement established the foundation for medium- and long-term collaboration around the HPT Program and the development of HPT Coaching initiatives, aimed at the training and specialization of local coaches under shared methodological criteria.

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