QNET/ Manchester City Football Clinic in Nigeria will turn kids' dreams into reality - Trevor 

QNET/ Manchester City Football Clinic in Nigeria will turn kids' dreams into reality - Trevor 

By Olusola Adebayo


The just concluded QNETCity coaching clinic in Abeokuta Nigeria will help aspiring footballers turn their dreams into a reality.

This is the submission of Kuna Trevor, the QNET project chief strategy and transformation. 

Trevor made this known in a media parley held in Lagos on Friday to mark the end of the five-day QNETCity football clinic in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria which was sponsored and organized by QNET and Transblue in collaboration with Manchester City.

" I am very satisfied with the high level of skills and output by the selected players for the clinic, and I must say this, the skills displayed by the players are beyond expectation and I hope this will transform the hope of these kids of playing for Manchester City and other big clubs in Europe into reality," said Trevor.

He said his submission is in line with the vision of the QNET in transforming lives and paving the way for a better future.

In the same vein, former Super Eagles coach, Bonferee Jo said corroborated the submission of Trevor. 

The Atlanta 96 Gold medal winning coach with Nigeria men's under 23 football team who oversaw coaching and training sessions over the five days of the QNETCity Football Clinic.

Bonfere said: " There is no mistake in the qualities of these players. They all have good qualities in all departments of the field. With good training and coaching, they will be good players for the future of Nigeria."

QNET, a global e-commerce-based direct-selling company, is providing tailor-made support for football development in partnership with Manchester City Football Club (ManCity). 

The aim is to use the partnership QNET as a sponsor of ManCity to improve, develop and support football across Nigeria.

The QNETCity Coaching Clinic in Nigeria aims to enable young footballers from different states to find common ground and a source of encouragement to envisage a better future.

The project kicked off in Nigeria with 26 boys under the age of 17 years which started on May 8, 2023, in ABEOKUTA, and ended on Thursday, 11th May 2023.