QATAR FOOTBALL ACADEMY CEO SHARES INSIGHTS ON SENATE PRESIDENT'S U-18 UNITY CUP
The CEO of Qatar Football Academy, Borno State, has shared his insights on the Senate President's U-18 Unity Cup, a tournament that has become a premier platform for young football talents in Nigeria.
In an exclusive interview, the CEO commended the Senate President and the organizers of the tournament for their efforts in promoting youth football in Nigeria. "The tournament has provided a platform for young talents to showcase their skills and get exposed to top-notch football," he said.
The CEO expressed confidence in his team's chances in the 2nd edition of the tournament, saying, "We're confident about our chances in the 2nd edition. We've been working on our weaknesses and building on our strengths. We've also been scouting for new talents and integrating them into our team."
When asked about the key factors that will determine success in the 2nd edition, the CEO identified teamwork, strategy, and mental toughness as crucial elements. "We're working on building a strong team dynamic, perfecting our strategies, and preparing our players mentally to handle the pressure and intensity of the tournament," he said.
The CEO also highlighted the impact of the tournament on Qatar Football Academy, saying, "The tournament has been a huge boost for our academy. It has provided us with exposure, and we've been able to identify and develop young talents."
The Senate President's U-18 Unity Cup is scheduled to hold from 7th to 17th November 2025 at the Old Parade Ground, Abuja, and will feature 20 states from across the country.
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