Suárez had already established a sports complex in 2018, covering eight hectares and including a synthetic turf stadium with a capacity for 1,400 spectators, a 7-a-side football field for 620 people, three other natural turf fields and other facilities such as gymnasiums and swimming pools.[3]
LSM was born as a continuation of that project, focused on offering children and young people a solid platform to grow in sports and in the human aspect.[4] LSM will officially compete in the Uruguayan Football Association. Its technical director will be former player Álvaro Recoba.[3]
LSM is headquartered in Ciudad de la Costa. Women's football has already started competitions.[5]
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