Right to Dream (RTD) Academy, has taken Kumasi by storm with young budding talents getting a platform to exhibit their God giving football talent.
RTD, which had nurtured many football talents, including Black Stars striker David Accam, constructed a multi-purpose astro turf in Kumasi back in June this year to give many children a new lease of life.
The academy has since been in full flight with the kids taking advantage of the chance offered them. The Kumasi based academy on Tuesday took to their official twitter account to share with the world how the lads were faring with games.
Students from RtD School Kumasi getting ready for their match! ⚽️? #WeAreRtD #MakeItHappen pic.twitter.com/aSLrFiMBCe
— Right to Dream (@right2dream)
">July 5, 2016
The Kumasi Academy, just like the others, is to provide sound formal academic training to the budding talents, mould their football gifts and develop their character.
The Right to Dream Academy, which started in Ghana in 1999 by Tom Vernon, one-time coach of Accra Great Olympics, is the first to also have an all-female academy which started in 2013 and has produced one of the country’s female football prodigies, Fuseini Mumuni, a member of the national team Black Queens.