Audio By Carbonatix Young football talents in Accra are set to receive a significant boost in their pursuit of professional careers, as Junior Football Camp (JFC), in partnership with Lucton School, Wolves Football Academy and Everything Education UK, host an Under-17 scouting session on 23 April 2026. The event will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School and the University of Ghana, offering participants a platform to showcase their abilities while exploring pathways to combine education and football development in the United Kingdom. Selected players will have the opportunity to secure scholarships and placements to study and play in the UK, with international scouts expected to assess prospects during the session. Speaking to JoySports, founder of Junior Football Camp, Nii Ayitey Tetteh, said the initiative goes beyond technical development, with a strong emphasis on leadership and decision-making. “The modern player has to be a leader. Our aim is to help these young talents improve their skills, refine their technique and grow into confident leaders and critical thinkers,” he said. “Sometimes players miss out on opportunities not because of a lack of ability, but because they are not vocal enough or fail to demonstrate leadership qualities. We believe football must be integrated with education to produce intelligent players who can make sound decisions on the pitch.” Tetteh added that standout performers could also benefit from training opportunities in Europe. “Beyond the local programme, some players will have the chance to experience different environments abroad, train with academy coaches in Europe and better understand what is required at the professional level,” he noted. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Tags: Everything Education UK Lucton School Nii Ayitey Tetteh St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School Wolves Football Academy DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Related to this story St. Thomas Aquinas retains title in Ghana Culture Week Interschools Debate The Awareness Club takes tobacco dangers education to St. Thomas Aquinas SHS Latest Stories UG Corporate Football League: Match Week 8 recap, Group A12 minutes Anlo MP raises concerns over $150m coastal project spending on workshops and consultancy15 minutes Accra U17 scouting session set for April 2316 minutes ‘Fix things or we won’t win’ – Kuffour warns over Black Stars struggles24 minutes Anlo residents reject relief items, demand permanent solution to coastal erosion crisis – MP33 minutes National Security operatives allegedly assault retired police officer in Ashanti region36 minutes Auditor-General retracts error that linked Frank Oliver Kpodo to GH¢427m payroll scandal56 minutes Roger De Sa agrees deal to join Carlos Queiroz as Black Stars assistant coach1 hour Total revenue falls marginally in 2025; total expenditure also declined by 13% – BoG1 hour MP for Dome-Kwabenya Akurugu supports BECE Candidates with Maths sets1 hour Ghana’s domestic debt increased by GH¢24bn to GH¢333.8bn in December 20251 hour New Asawase Kusasi Chief urges youth to choose peace after predecessor’s killing1 hour Over 50 Volta communities could be submerged by July if erosion crisis persists – Anlo MP warns1 hour ‘Prioritize prudent stores and inventory practices for value-based procurement’2 hours When truth moves faster than trust: Journalism in the age of instant information2 hours