Lawyer hopes academy in Ghana helps end exploitation of young African players

Around 300 boys aged 15 to 17 are due to attend, with the majority who are visiting from outside the capital Accra being housed in accommodation at the University of Ghana.
Lawyer hopes academy in Ghana helps end exploitation of young African players
An event designed to safely showcase the talent of young Ghanaian talent is taking place this weekend (Handout/Africa 1 Sports)

A lawyer who has dealt first hand with the exploitation of young African players is now providing a safe space for them to showcase their skills to Premier League clubs.

Cynthia Quarcoo, a dual UK-Ghanaian national and a single mother of six, is the founder of the Africa 1 Sports academy which is hosting its first event in Ghana over the course of this weekend and will be attended by representatives from Arsenal, West Ham and other European clubs.

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