Desire FC teams up with Hellas Verona to develop emerging talent in Ghana
The collaboration is aimed at the development of young football talent in Ghana while cultivating cultural exchange between both footballing communities.
Desire Football Club in Ghana has inked a fresh partnership with Italian football giants Hellas Verona as part of the HV Academy initiative. The aim of this collaboration is to nurture young football talent in Ghana while fostering cultural exchange between the two nations' footballing communities. Based in Obuasi, Ashanti Region of Ghana, Desire FC launched its Youth Sector in 2016, offering development programs for teams ranging from Under-15 to Under-21.
The partnership is set to bolster the academy's growth, with several promising young players from the academy already making it to regional representative teams. The collaboration between Desire FC and Hellas Verona not only enhances the pathway for Ghanaian youth footballers to reach the Italian league but also strengthens the bond between the two communities.
During the signing of the agreement, Desire FC President Sammy Appiah and Sporting Director Salvatore Zito visited Hellas Verona's headquarters. Appiah, a devoted fan of Italian football, highlighted the connection between Ghanaian players and Verona, recalling the career of Ghanaian player Sulemana. Zito expressed that this partnership provides an opportunity for young people in the Ashanti Region, emphasizing how football can inspire and open doors to a brighter future.
This alliance follows in the footsteps of Hellas Verona's HV Academy projects in Senegal and Nigeria, further expanding the Italian side's international youth development network.
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