Right to Dream Academy have handed a three-week trial to two players from the Monrovia Football Academy (MFA).
11-year old Semion Quaye and 13-year old Emmanuel Sieh will leave on Tuesday (6 February 2018) education, football training, and residential life program.
They will leave Liberia from with MFA co-founder and director of football Sekou Manubah.
The MFA came in contact with the Ghanaian academy in November 2017 during their first international tournament in Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire.
A Right to Dream scout who attended the international tournament earmarked several talented players from the MFA.
Since then, the MFA management has been discussing the possibility of having two of the scout's favourite footballers, Quaye and Sieh, visit Right to Dream to explore the possibility of joining their academy in the future.
Over the past 19 years, Right to Dream has produced more than 40 professional footballers and more than 50 student-athletes who have won scholarships to top high schools and universities in the United States.
The two MFA student-athletes will return to Monrovia on February 25.
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