The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kick Nation Football Agency, Wunnam Haruna has expressed his delight after securing opportunities for two Ghanaian youngsters to undergo trials in the United Kingdom.

According to him, his agency collaborated with Brookhouse College Football Academy to embark on a talent identification program aimed at selecting players between the ages of 15 and 18, giving them the chance to study and participate in trials.

He stated that the two players will be joining West Ham United and Chelsea for trials, with hopes of gaining an advantage and possibly securing contracts.

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"We collaborated with Brookhouse College Football Academy in the UK, where players get tryouts with some European teams. Through this partnership, Kick Nation players aged 15 to 18 receive free scholarships to study at the university and also get opportunities for trials at clubs like West Ham and Chelsea. That’s what the boys are here to do," he said.

Wunnam added that he is confident that the players will succeed in the trials and, hopefully, secure professional contracts when they mature.

"I feel this is a stepping stone for players who have the skill and talent but are not yet of legal age, 18. They will have the opportunity to train in a football academy from ages 15 to 16. So when they mature and reach 18 or 19, they can secure professional contracts."

"With these boys, the future is very bright. It’s my prayer that very soon we’ll see them play for the Black Stars and other European teams. Right now, my trust in their ability is strong," he added.

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🎥 🇬🇭 “It’s my prayers that very soon they will get into the Black stars of Ghana.”—Wunnam Haruna, son of Haruna Iddrisu and CEO of KickNation Sports Agency, after securing UK trial opportunities for two Ghanaian players he manages.#CitiSports pic.twitter.com/p7B9w5vh7n

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