From Odisea
to the World

Adewumi Aladetimi

Professional · Pattaya City FC, Thailand

Striker · Winger

Wumi came to Odisea from CSU Bakersfield, an NCAA Division I men's soccer program. Here he was a regular for the Men's B in the Tercera FFCV and earned frequent call-ups to the Men's A. Late in the season he moved to CF Borriol's senior side, became their undisputed starter, and his goals carried them clear of relegation. That run led to a professional contract with Pattaya City FC in Thailand.

Thalia Zadeyan

NCAA Division I · Wake Forest

Striker · Armenia international

One of the first players in the Women's Academy. At Odisea, Thalia trained with CD Castellón's women's first team, who compete nationally in the Tercera Federación, and was capped by Armenia's national team. A regular for the Women's A through the first half of a season that ended in promotion, she then signed with Wake Forest to play NCAA Division I soccer in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Diego Ortega

Primera FFCV · CD Els Ibarsos

Goalkeeper

Diego joined the academy as a Men's U19 player and trained with senior clubs across the Valencian region. After his first year he moved to the US to play NCAA Division II soccer, then came back to train with the Men's A and signed with them the following season. After three seasons in goal for the Men's A, he now plays for CD Els Ibarsos in the Primera FFCV, and still coaches the academy's goalkeepers.

Gracie Scott

Lliga Autonòmica Valenta · Women's A

Midfielder

One of the first players in the Women's Academy. Gracie made her first appearances for the Women's A in her debut season, the year the team won promotion, and has been part of the senior squad ever since. This is her third season with the Women's A, who now compete in the Lliga Autonòmica Valenta, the top regional women's league. Off the pitch she works in the club's Player Care department and is one of its photographers.

Sebastian Toppila

Professional in Costa Rica · NCAA Division I

Midfielder

One of the first players in the Men's Academy. After Odisea, Sebastian played professional football in Costa Rica and then competed for an NCAA Division I program in the US. He came back to Castellón as a Men's A player and was part of the side that won the Primera FFCV in 2025–26, earning promotion to the Lliga Comunitat, where the Men's A now compete.