Illinois Futbol Club
Private
Youth soccer club based inside the Soccer Planet facility in Urbana, running summer soccer camps led by its professional staff coaches. Campers are grouped by age and skill level, and registration is open to players who are not club members. Year-round, the club runs introductory programs for players ages 3–6 and full-time travel soccer teams from U8 through U19. Camp registration opens in late March.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Illinois Futbol Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Cara DanielMy daughter has been in three different travel soccer clubs through the years and IFC is where she plans to stay. She loves her coaches and her team. The girls were all very welcoming since day one. Her coaches not only care about her training and development but also her well being. The DOC, Lyle, is very involved and somehow remembers every child’s name. He is by far the best DOC we have encountered. My daughter’s soccer skills have developed very well with IFC and we are happy to be part of the team. Highly recommend.
★★★★★jyunichi niizumaA not for profit, all inclusive club. We have been soccer parents for 7 years now. This club has been a second family to us.
★★★★★Grace KenneyCoach Diarmuid has been the most incredible gift of IFC to young local soccer players. We trust him fully with our kid's soccer development and wish we could have him forever. He doesn't just teach about soccer, but also about manners, sportsmanship, character, fairness....Truly the best person to start your kids' soccer journey with. He is excellent at teaching distractible youngsters technique and skills and got our soso interested boy excited to learn more!!!
★COOL KIDSTerrible management, coaching, and board. I had a child on a team. She showed up for all practices and tournaments. The coach and management decided to have older players come to the games and took the younger girls spots during the games. They refused to listen that if those girls were going to play on that team, they should at least all practice together. There was no reason for the older girls to be playing down and they still lost every game. Needless to say we did not return for the next season and the teams are now defunct.
★★★★★Shaffer BauerBest futbol club in Champaign Illinois.