Scout to Pro International Tournament Set to Bring European Scouts and FIFA-Licensed Agents to Nigeria

Scout to Pro International Tournament Set to Bring European Scouts and FIFA-Licensed Agents to Nigeria


The Scout to Pro International Tournament, proudly organized by Amuludun Sports Management in collaboration with OOA Sports Management, is set to provide a major platform for young football talents in Nigeria to showcase their abilities before top football representatives from Europe.



The tournament will feature representatives from leading European agencies, alongside Black European-based FIFA-licensed agents, including representatives of The Team Agency, one of Europe’s biggest football agencies.


The initiative is designed to bridge the gap between emerging Nigerian talents and international football opportunities, giving players the chance to be assessed in a professional and highly competitive environment.


DATA-DRIVEN SCOUTING


One of the major highlights of the tournament will be the use of modern technology in player assessment. Every participating player will be equipped with a GPS tracker to monitor key performance indicators such as distance covered, speed and other physical data.


The collected statistics will form part of professional scouting reports, giving scouts and agents a deeper insight into each player's performance.



AGE CATEGORIES


The tournament is open to players born in:


- 2008

- 2009

- 2010


Organizers have emphasized that 2008-born players must be top-tier talents capable of attracting immediate professional opportunities.


PARTICIPATING TEAMS


GROUP A

Amuludun FC

Soccer Talent FC

Akoka City FC

Ikonnect FC


GROUP B

OOA FC

Olympique Lagos FA

Dream 2 Reality FA

Easy Nter Global FC


GROUP C

Prince Kazeem Eletu FC

Elite Stars FC

Ojodu City FC

Bariga Stars FC


GROUP D

Box 2 Box FC

Oba’s FC7

Patnik FA

Utmost FC


GROUP E

Awoniyi FC

Athletic FC

FIMA FC

FC Bethel Sporting FC


SIX-DAY MATCH SCHEDULE


The tournament is scheduled to take place across six match days, with a total facility availability of 30 hours.


- Thursday, September 3: 8am–2pm — 6 hours

- Friday, September 4: 8am–2pm — 6 hours

- Sunday, September 6: 9am–5pm — 8 hours

- Monday, September 7: 11am–1pm — 2 hours

- Tuesday, September 8: 11am–3pm — 4 hours

- Wednesday, September 9: 11am–3pm — 4 hours


The proposed competition format requires 28 matches, with each game allocated one hour. This means the full tournament can be completed within the available 30 hours.


The workable structure will see the competition spread across the six available dates:


Day 1: 6 group games

Day 2: 6 group games

Day 3: 8 group games

Day 4: 2 quarter-finals

Day 5: 2 quarter-finals

Day 6: 2 semi-finals, third-place match and final


With the combination of international scouts, licensed agents and data-driven player assessment, the Scout to Pro International Tournament promises to be an important opportunity for Nigeria’s next generation of football talents to take a step closer to professional football.

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