The CEO of Buruj Sports Academy, Salaudeen Waheed, has vowed to help new arrival, Francis Victor, to live his dream of playing football at the highest level.
The Abia-born versatile player, who lost his parents, had lost all hopes until family members rallied support to help him develop his game at Buruj Sports Academy and he has shown real intent and determination to make a success of it.
Blessed with good skill and great speed, the 18 year old is always a delight to watch both on and off the pitch and he has also shown incredible character all of which are prerequisites for good evolution in modern game.
While assessing the prospect of the player, the CEO of the academy, Salaudeen Waheed said, “The arrival of Victor has swelled the number of our very good and talented players in the camp and we are delighted to work with him. ”
“His story was touching having lost both of his biological parents but thanks to his sisters who are his mother’s relatives, Mrs. Blessing Ekpemu and Mrs. Charity Ezemeka. They have been his pillars of support for him to live his dream. ”
“On our part, we will ensure that his maximize his potential through proper and adequate training. He is also a good player who is ready to learn and I think that will help his evolution and development going forward “he said.
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