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Good day to you all.My aim of writing this post is to let you know how I feel about Nigeria.I have always wanted to be footballer but you Nigeria's sport aspect is bad...This sums up my reason of being tired about Nigeria

Not too late if you can go to
The Netherlands your dream of becoming a footballer will come true there

ZINIBANKS:
Not too late if you can go to
The Netherlands your dream of becoming a footballer will come true there

I don't have any means of travelling abroad

ZINIBANKS:
Not too late if you can go to
The Netherlands your dream of becoming a footballer will come true there

Moreover,I am 18 years old

adedolapoololade:

Moreover,I am 18 years old

hope still dey omoyami ma fur✌
But work towards it before the age of 24
He get why

adedolapoololade:

I don't have any means of travelling abroad

Ma fur omoyami
Help will come O sure✌

ZINIBANKS:

Ma fur omoyami
Help will come O sure✌

Thanks for the words of encouragement

adedolapoololade:

Thanks for the words of encouragement

Asèè lò n panic omoyami
Ma 4 oma set ✌

adedolapoololade:
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Good day to you all.My aim of writing this post is to let you know how I feel about Nigeria.I have always wanted to be footballer but you Nigeria's sport aspect is bad...This sums up my reason of being tired about Nigeria

REMEMBER: becoming a professional footballer is just as difficult anywhere in the world...

MrBrownJay1:


REMEMBER: becoming a professional footballer is just as difficult anywhere in the world...

Explain

ZINIBANKS:
Explain

A) at 18yrs old, if you havent been yet in a proper football structure then its already quite late.... many enter these academies around the age of 14/15yrs old.

B) being good is one thing, but not everyone who is good at playing ball become professional footballers. the majority never even become more than amateur players. there are MILLIONS of people every year in this dude's shoes, and there is only about a roughly 5000 spaces available worldwide.

last football camp i witnessed there was about 200 skilled football players (majority from Africa/south America and east Europe) and less than 10 were selected. i personally know a highly skilled dude from Senegal who has tried for more than 10 yrs in Europe and has finally given up on his dream.

so as much as i understand that being a professional footballer is the dude's dream (and he may succeed), he should equally get a B plan in case it doesnt work..... because unless there is a proper structure that would send him abroad for football camps/trials/academy etc, his chances will be highly limited.

the dude has much better luck joining one of Nigeria's top football academy (Pepsi football academy for example) than going abroad on his own.... if he is indeed good, he will have no problem joining one of these academies, where international recruiters often go to check players.

MrBrownJay1:


A) at 18yrs old, if you havent been yet in a proper football structure then its already quite late.... many enter these academies around the age of 14/15yrs old.

B) being good is one thing, but not everyone who is good at playing ball become professional footballers. the majority never even become more than amateur players. there are MILLIONS of people every year in this dude's shoes, and there is only about a roughly 5000 spaces available worldwide.
Your HEAD is full of BRAINS

last football camp i witnessed there was about 200 skilled football players (majority from Africa/south America and east Europe) and less than 10 were selected. i personally know a highly skilled dude from Senegal who has tried for more than 10 yrs in Europe and has finally given up on his dream.

so as much as i understand that being a professional footballer is the dude's dream (and he may succeed), he should equally get a B plan in case it doesnt work..... because unless there is a proper structure that would send him abroad for football camps/trials/academy etc, his chances will be highly limited.

the dude has much better luck joining one of Nigeria's top football academy (Pepsi football academy for example) than going abroad on his own.... if he is indeed good, he will have no problem joining one of these academies, where international recruiters often go to check players.

Your "HEAD is full of BRAINS"

you have a better chance visiting one of the less attractive countries. I know a guy who went on pilgrimage, stayed a while and participated in a local football match. After the game, he was approached by a scout. Rest is history.