Moscow · Capitol Mall · Pravoberezhnaya St., 1B
Kids’ football school in Moscow
Brazilian-method training for children — at Capitol Mall on Pravoberezhnaya St., 1B (Levoberezhny district, near Belomorskaya and Rechnoy Vokzal metro stations). Sessions in Russian and English. Your first session is free.
Training schedule in Moscow
Enrolment for the new season is open: we form groups by age and level, from 4 to 16 years old. Below is the group currently training in Moscow. If your child’s age is not in the table, leave a request — we’ll find a group or a venue.
| Group (birth year) | Monday | Wednesday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015/2016 | 16:00 | 16:00 | 16:00 |
Address: Moscow, Pravoberezhnaya St., 1B, Capitol Mall · open in Yandex Maps
Looking for a different age? At our branch in Khimki (Kudryavtseva St., 10B) we train groups born 2011–2020 — a 10–15 minute drive from Levoberezhny.
Pricing
Trial session
Free
Meet the coach and see how sessions run. No commitment.
Pass
4 sessions
month
7,000 ₽ / mo
The optimal load for steady progress.
Pass
8 sessions
month
12,000 ₽ / mo
More practice — faster results.
Pass
12 sessions
month
15,000 ₽ / mo
Maximum training for serious development.
Why parents choose BAF
The Brazilian method
Training through play and individual ball work. Read more on the GINGA method.
A coach from FC Santos
Tony Correa played in Brazil’s Série A, was at the same clubs as Neymar, and has coached children on five continents.
Convenient location
The hall is in Capitol Mall: parking, cafés, and shops nearby — easy to wait while your child trains.
What Moscow parents say
4.4 out of 5 — the rating of our venue at Capitol Mall, based on 18 ratings and 11 parent reviews on Yandex Maps. A few of them (translated from Russian):
«We have been training at the Brazilian football academy for over a year now. Coach Tony Correa is a true professional. He teaches the boys both ball technique and teamwork. The result: first places at competitions, a sincere love of football and of the coach, and a wish to run to training even in summer.»
Ekaterina P. · review on Yandex Maps
«This is the first football school my son runs to. No shouting, no aggression — there is wisdom and real professionalism. Tony is a mentor who helped my son, a “non-football” child, find his place on the pitch and believe in himself.»
Tatyana · review on Yandex Maps
«I was there for the trial session and saw the beauty of football and of skill work. Tony Correa does not just coach — he charges children with love for the game, builds team spirit and stamina, and helps them grow confidence and willpower without stress.»
Svetlana O. · review on Yandex Maps
Book a free session in Moscow
Leave your details — we’ll call back within 15 minutes during working hours and tell you about enrolment.
Frequently asked questions
Where in Moscow do the kids’ football sessions take place?
Sessions are held in the hall at Capitol Mall on Pravoberezhnaya St., 1B, in the Levoberezhny district — close to Belomorskaya and Rechnoy Vokzal metro stations. There is parking, cafés and shops nearby, so it is convenient to wait while your child trains.
Which age group trains in Moscow?
At the Capitol Mall venue we are currently enrolling the group for children born in 2015–2016. If your child is a different age, our branch in Khimki trains groups born from 2011 to 2020.
When are the sessions in Moscow held?
The Moscow group trains on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 16:00. The schedule fits easily around school, and your first session is free — book it by phone at +7 925 337-55-05.
What language are the sessions in Moscow held in?
Sessions in Moscow are run in Russian and English. Children get used to simple football commands in English in a natural, playful setting, without pressure or rote learning.
How are the Moscow sessions different from an ordinary club?
In Moscow children train by the Brazilian GINGA method — through play and individual ball work, not just drills in formation. Head coach Tony Correa played in Brazil’s Série A, was at the same clubs as Neymar, and has coached children on five continents.