Former Ghanaian President John Agyekum Kufuor Praises Kenpong Academy for Nurturing Future Football Stars

John Agyekum Kufuor, an extremely prestigious previous president of Ghana, has actually openly acknowledged the extraordinary efforts of the management group at Kenpong Academy for developing a premier football advancement platform that is committed to finding and supporting young athletic skills. This academy, based in Winneba, works as a beacon of wish for aiming gamers, and Kufuor thinks that such efforts are vital for producing an abundance of football skill in the country. His recommendation highlights the value of structured training and assistance in the advancement of professional athletes.

Expressing his adoration for the academy’s ingenious technique, the previous president, who happily works as the academy’s customer, mentioned that the training module they have actually carried out will considerably add to the development of football abilities amongst Ghanaian youth, eventually improving the nation’s existence in the international football arena.

In his wholehearted commendation of the academy’s creator, Mr. Kennedy Agyepong (passionately referred to as Kenpong), Kufuor said, “Let me extend my congratulations to you for your dedication to mentoring these young athletes. They appear both fit and eager, but please ensure their well-being as they prepare for opportunities abroad.” His warm words show the helpful environment Kenpong Academy cultivates, targeted at motivating young footballers to pursue quality.

Furthermore, Kufuor acknowledged the academy’s choice to consist of Don Little, a popular Ghanaian star, in their group, highlighting how this cooperation favorably assesses both Kenpong and the academy itself. The incorporation of varied skills and characters within the academy is viewed as a tactical transfer to influence and encourage the young professional athletes.

JE Sarpong, the head coach of the academy, revealed appreciation for the chance to go to the previous president at his Peduase Palace. He mentioned, “…we are here representing my boss, Kenpong, who is currently touring Europe. He strongly encouraged me to seek your blessings for our players before their departure. As I speak, three of our promising players are set to travel to Belgium on April 21, with another player heading to Belgium as well.” Sarpong’s words show the academy’s dedication to supplying its gamers with global direct exposure and chances.

“We are diligently working towards our goals; I firmly believe that as our players achieve success, they will pave the way for others to follow suit. Thank you very much for your support,” he concluded, highlighting the academy’s commitment to supporting skill and cultivating a competitive spirit amongst its professional athletes.

Don Little, who has actually handled the function of de facto Team Manager, revealed, “We are here to seek your blessings before our players embark on their journey. Your wise counsel and support will undoubtedly guide them as they strive for greatness in their football careers.” His dedication to making sure that the gamers get the needed assistance highlights the academy’s concentrate on holistic advancement.

The skilled trio making the journey to Belgium consists of Smith Yankyerah, Boateng Prince Ofori, and Daniel Abrefa Asiedu, while Nuhu Abdul Razak will be heading to Norway. The academy’s efforts in preparing these young professional athletes for global competitors highlight its objective to raise Ghana’s standing in the international football neighborhood.