Meet new people through football as CeleBreak launches in Mallorca

CeleBreak, casual football matches in Mallorca

New football community arrives in Mallorca Credit: Charlie Wallis.

Fourteen strangers met on the pitch earlier this month, for the first of many casual pickup matches in Mallorca, as a new football community strives to forge connections through football.

Fancy a game? Signing up is quick and easy, and everyone is invited to play.

Casual football in Mallorca open to every player 

Open to any ability and organised through the CeleBreak app, people wanting to play a casual game of football can book a place in a 5-, 7-, or 8-a-side game. The concept is already thriving in cities across Spain. Now, football fans in Mallorca can take part too.

Unlike traditional football clubs or leagues, CeleBreak is designed to make playing football as simple and accessible as possible. There’s no need to commit to an entire season, organise a team or worry about you ability level. Players simply choose a match that suits them, and turn up ready to play.

Who is CeleBreak Mallorca for?

The CeleBreak football welcomes anyone aged 18 and over who wants to enjoy football in a relaxed and friendly environment. It’s ideal for:

  • Locals looking for regular casual football matches.
  • Expats hoping to meet new people and build friendships.
  • Digital nomads looking to put down roots in the local community.
  • Tourists looking for a unique way to stay active while on holiday.
  • Complete beginners who want to give football a try without the pressure of joining a competitive club.

The real goal of the community is to build genuine friendships on and off the pitch. Alongside regular matches, social events and casual meet-ups away from the pitch are also planned for the future.

First game success

The opening match in Palma far exceeded expectations, with spots filling up quickly. In total, fourteen strangers, many of whom hadn’t played football in months, another who’d never played at all, shared the pitch for a fun, friendly match.

While the Mallorca heat was intense, the atmosphere was anything but. All players enjoyed the good-natured banter, friendly competition and post-match conversations, making for a memorable first outing.

How to take part

Getting involved couldn’t be easier. Simply download the CeleBreak app, create an account and browse the upcoming matches close to you. Once you’ve found a game that suits your schedule, book your place and you’ll receive all the details you need before kick-off.

Whether you’re a lifelong footballer or kicking a ball for the very first time, there’s a place for everyone.

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Written by

Elli Freeman

Originally from the UK, Elli has lived in Spain for more than half of her life. She holds a B.A in English Literature and Creative Writing. Before joining the Euro Weekly News team, Elli was an avid traveller, with a keen interest in exploring new cultures.

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