ZOE Football Academy06

Two grounds, one route

A player should not have to leave home to be seen, and should not be sent abroad to be forgotten. The route runs through competition first, then exposure, then a trial with a club that has asked for it.

Players from both grounds train to the same standard and meet at exchange camps. The route out is the same from either place: competition, then exposure, then a trial.

Players in a training line with the Indian flag on a pole behind them
A training line at the Indian ground.

The two grounds

Kothanur, Bengaluru

India · IST, UTC+5:30

Suleja Township Stadium

Nigeria · WAT, UTC+1

What the route is made of

Exchange camps

Annual camps between the Indian and Nigerian grounds, so players meet the standard they are being prepared for.

Partner academies

Training partnerships that put our players in front of coaches who work in other leagues.

Cultural exposure

Travel, hosting and the ordinary business of being a guest, which is part of a footballer’s education.

International youth tournaments

Competition against players from other federations, at the age groups that matter for scouting.

Scouting combines

Structured evaluation days with professional scouts and club staff, with written feedback afterwards.

Invitational events

Showcase places for the players who have earned them in the season.

Where it can end

Professional clubs

Africa, Asia, Europe

Direct pathways into professional club systems.

Academy to club

Global network

Structured progression from our academy into a club.

Scholarships

USA, Europe, Asia

Academic and athletic scholarship routes that keep study in the plan.

Ethics and compliance

All international movement follows FIFA youth transfer regulations, with welfare and parental safeguards. Ethical opportunity comes before any deal.

Partnership and compliance questions go to admin@zoeventures.one.

Start with a trial