Nigeria’s Football Youngsters for FCV Scholarships in UK

In fulfillment of their promise to reward outstanding athletes at the 2024 FCV Gladiators Camp held at Grange School in Lagos, 16 Nigerian youngsters are set to embark on a foreign trip to benefit from scholarships and compete in a tournament in the United Kingdom (UK) this July.

Three of these youngsters will receive one-year full scholarships at the FCV Academy, located at Grace Dieu Manor Park in Thringstone, Leicestershire, while others will participate in a two-week development camp on the academy’s invitation.

FCV International Academy youth coach, Laim Merrick expressed the academy’s commitment to developing the players to high standards. He, however, praised Dynaspro Sports Promotion for their efforts in promoting grassroots football development through their Lagos-based academy.

Senior Manager at FCV International Academy, Kerem Karacauli, highlighted Nigeria as a hotbed of football talent that should be nurtured. “I’m impressed with what I have seen so far. Although most players are still developing, I believe they will improve over time. We observed some key qualities in the players, such as their instinctive ball control and ability to plan their moves before receiving the ball. With these skills, I believe the lads have great potential,” Karacauli said at the 2024 FCV Gladiators Camp.

Director of Dynaspro Sports Promotion, Oluseyi Oyebode, emphasised the significance of this trip as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the youngsters, noting that some of them will be exposed to international training during the tour and tournament. “We are thrilled that FCV is honouring its commitment to the players. This is another chance for these youngsters to showcase their talent and compete against their peers at the tournament.

We hope that with FCV’s initiative, the players will be able to combine football with education, which is a hallmark of FCV and sets them apart as an academy,” Oyebode said.

In addition to participating in the FCV training camp, the youngsters will take part in a tour and tournament in Manchester from July 29 to August 4, under the guidance of Lagos-based Dynaspro Sports Promotion.

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