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“When I see the young players here, all nervous fifa 16 accounts with coins before their games, my mind’s flooded with so many memories and emotions,” said Juan Francisco Viveros, with a smile. Leading scorer for Chile at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Egypt 1997, back then he never would have imagined that now, 18 years on, he would be once again experiencing an U-17 World Cup first-hand – this time in an organisational role.

“Taking part in the organisation of an event like this was something new for me, but I’ve really enjoyed the experience. That said, it’s very intense! Over the last few months I’ve lost four kilos!” said Pancho, chuckling good-naturedly once more.

Viveros, venue director for Chillan at this year’s U-17 World Cup, chatted to FIFA  at ‘his’ stadium, the Estadio Nelson Oyarzun Arenas. “Working on the hosting of this World Cup has changed my life,” he revealed. “When I hung up my boots, I was 100 per cent convinced that I wanted to be a coach, and I still want to, but this has also opened up the possibility of being involved in the organisation of sporting events. That’s something I’d never considered before but I’ve discovered that I enjoy it. I’ve learned so many things during this tournament that I think will be useful in the future.”

Making the jump to Europe
“After the World Cup [in 1997] I received offers from clubs all over the world, and Portugal’s Sporting Lisbon sent people over to Egypt to secure my signature,” recalled Pancho, on how his first U-17 World Cup experience also changed his life. “When the tournament finished I had a week to go back to Chile and get my stuff together, before heading to Portugal. I was only 17 and because the youngest Chilean player to earn a move to Europe.”

All of which, understandably, proved something of a whirlwind situation for the former player and his family: “I was still very young to be living alone, as I hadn’t even turned 18, so my family had to divide into two. My mum stayed in Chile with my older brother, who was at university, and my dad and younger brother came to Portugal with me. Every three months or so my dad would go home and my mum would come and see me. I’ll be forever grateful to them. Right from the start they supported me and were by my side.”

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