Blessed Stars Academy Wraps Up Jos Screening, Sets for Uyo Selection

Blessed Stars Football Academy concluded its four day scouting tournament in Jos, Plateau State, as part of an extensive 2025 talent search initiative. The tournament attracted over 16 teams and 268 players, showcasing the Academy's dedication to identifying Nigeria’s next generation of football talent. Talented players from this event will join others scouted in Lafia and Oron for the final selection, scheduled to begin in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, on January 17, 2025.

Known for its strong player development record, Blessed Stars Football Academy has produced notable alumni, including Charles Etim, who has represented Nigeria at the U17 and U20 levels, and Peter Asuquo, who starred for the U17 team.

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Blessed Stars Football Academy’s comprehensive scouting initiative underscores its pivotal role in grassroots football development in Nigeria. By conducting regional tournaments and final selection camps, the Academy ensures that young talents from diverse regions are given an equal opportunity to shine. This approach not only strengthens Nigerian football’s talent pipeline but also inspires young players to pursue professional careers.

The Academy's management emphasised their commitment to unearthing and nurturing footballing talent across the country, stating, "Blessed Stars Football Academy is focused on achieving remarkable milestones this year, and our extensive talent search reflects this ambition."

With its track record of producing national team players and successful professionals, the Academy’s efforts in 2025 could further elevate its reputation as a cornerstone of player development in Nigeria.

Did You Know?

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2. Over 268 players participated in the Blessed Stars Football Academy’s Jos screening tournament.
   
3. The final selection process will take place in Uyo, starting January 17, 2025.
   
4. Notable alumni from the Academy include Etim, who played for Nigeria’s U17 and U20 teams.
   
5. Blessed Stars Football Academy has consistently contributed players to Nigerian national teams.
   
6. The Academy also engages with prominent figures, such as William Troost-Ekong, who has previously supported their initiatives.