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Mirage Football Academy’s Quartet Train With Canada And U.S. Men National Teams

Football News Mirage Football Academys Quartet Train With Canada And U.S. Men National Teams
NOV 19, 2019 LISTEN

Ghanaian quartet from Mirage Football Academy had the opportunity to train with Canada and U.S. A senior men’s national teams during the Fifa international break as part of their development.

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Left Mirage Football Academy player Prince Afriyie, Chase Gasper on the left and Nick Lima on the right from the U.S A national team.

The players, Prince Owusu Afriyie, Edward Mensah, Eric Danquah and Samuel Odame joyfully trained with the Canadian senior national side and also played a friendly game against the United State of America men’s senior national team where they lose by four goals to nil.

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Mirage Football Academy’s Edward Mensah poses in a picture with Bayern Munich star

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The quartet, all featured for Montverde Academy in Orlando as they were hammered by The Yanks.

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Speaking to SportsworldGhana.com, Mirage Football Academy CEO, Sarpong Boateng Okyere expressed delight for his boys and the numerous exposure they have had so far during the international break.

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Mirage Football Academy’s Edward Mensah poses in a picture with Canadian national team captain Scott Arfield

He said, ”This is something we have to do in Ghana. We need to give our young players these kinds of exposure and opportunities to train and play against our national side to help boost their confidence and as well encourage them to realise their dreams of becoming future stars,”.

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The players also took the opportunity to play against Brazilian Premier League side Flamengo as well as Panama senior national team during the international break.

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Mirage Football Academy CEO, Sarpong-Boateng Okyere with some his players

Samuel Ekow Amoasi Appiah
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