The Education Directorate of New Delhi government in partnership with the Delhi Soccer Association and tech giants HCL are coming up with an new initiative called Delhi Future Stars which aims to transform the condition of Football in the National capital.
This concept aims to improve the development of the Beautiful game in the national capital region. It will open up the doors for not just youth players but also to those who are wanting to build a future in Coaching. And that will create job opportunities for not just the players but also for coaches.
Directorate of Education, Govt of NCT Delhi Collaborates with Delhi Soccer Association along with HCL To Develop Youth Football
It will witness participation from over 6500 players and more than 400 football teams pic.twitter.com/Hs7ACh9b38
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An official press release informed all of us about the same. The Delhi Future Stars will empower 3 leagues: Delhi School League, Delhi Youth League and the Delhi Grassroots league. The events will start from October 30 onwards and it will give exposure to more than 6000 players and more than 350 teams will participate in it.
The project will give comprehensive support to improve the infrastructure and resources of Football in Delhi. It is also going to create a thorough eco system within school premises in order to help the students understand the basics of football so that they can excel.
Launched the new jersey of Rangers Sports Club, a reputed football club of Delhi which will be participating in the 2nd division competition being organised by Delhi Soccer Association.
Best wishes for the upcoming tournament. pic.twitter.com/Xh1ZMuz1lZ
— Manish Sisodia (@msisodia) July 16, 2021
More than 9 Lakhs of audience will be involved in it from students to teachers to academies. 35 different venues have been selected to organize the matches in and around Delhi-NCR.
“The collaboration between the Directorate of Education of Government of NCT Delhi, DSA and HCL demonstrates a unique partnership working together to create a brighter future for young footballers. Together, we aim to nurture talent, promote inclusivity, and foster a love for football among the youth in Delhi.” – Delhi Soccer Association president, Anuj Gupta said.
