Ahmed Musa's Football Clinic Engages 2,500 Young Players
The MILO × Ahmed Musa Sports Clinic and Tournament concluded with participation from 2,500 young footballers in Kano. The program, which lasted two weeks, included 10 coaching sessions led by Ahmed Musa and experienced coaches, focusing on practical football drills and lessons on teamwork, discipline, resilience, and confidence.
The clinic culminated in a tournament at the Ahmed Musa Sports Complex, where Khamis Football Academy emerged as the inaugural champion. Participants received cash prizes, certificates, and football equipment.
Ahmed Musa, a former captain of the Super Eagles, stated that the initiative aimed to provide young players with access to coaching and competition, emphasizing that talent alone is insufficient for success. He urged players to remain dedicated to training and to heed their coaches' advice.
Gilbert Tweneboah-Koduah, MILO’s Category Lead, highlighted the partnership's goal of developing young footballers' skills and instilling values through sports. This program is part of MILO's broader youth development efforts in Nigeria.
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