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Right to Dream The Official Right to Dream page. Over the last twenty years, Right to Dream has grown into one of the continent’s leading football academies.
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There are currently 95 boys and girls from across West Africa on full scholarship at the Academy. Our talent development model is comprised of three core areas – football, education and character – and our students have the opportunity to access two main graduate pathways: professional football or student-athlete scholarships to the US and UK. Over the last decade, we have produced over 30 professional footballers, including Ghana Internationals David Accam and Abdul Majeed Waris. Over 40 of our graduates have secured student-athlete scholarships to the US, with graduates like Albert CK Kumah and Oscar Umar, having completed their undergraduate degrees, now working for major global firms. In January 2016, Right to Dream Founder, Tom Vernon, led a consortium of investors to takeover Danish Superliga club, FC Nordsjaelland (FCN), with the visioning of taking FCN to the next level through the development of the Club’s already first-class academy, emphasizing character development, academic excellence with world-class scouting and coaching; and enabling the undoubted football talent in Scandanavia and West Africa to flourish. Several RtD graduates have already signed professional terms with the Danish Club. Right to Dream is pioneering a new model for football development spreading its unique football philosophy and commitment to developing inspirational role models for West Africa and beyond.

11 VS 7 • TWO PATHWAYS. ONE DREAM. ❤️⚽Last weekend, two Right to Dream graduates faced each other on the MLS pitch. But ...
15/10/2026

11 VS 7 • TWO PATHWAYS. ONE DREAM. ❤️⚽

Last weekend, two Right to Dream graduates faced each other on the MLS pitch. But their journeys took very different routes.

⚽️ Ibra took the football pathway. From the Academy to FC Nordsjælland, BK Häcken, AZ Alkmaar, and now Colorado Rapids.

📚 Bouda took the education pathway. From the Academy to Milbrook School, Stanford University, and now San Jose Earthquakes.

Both have also gone on to represent their countries, Ghana and Burkina Faso, on the international stage. 🇬🇭🇧🇫

Because there’s more than one way to get there. ❤️

Last night, they really showed out! 🔥N’Sira Safi, Nadja Meite and Grace Ruth Sery all found the net in the same game, wi...
14/10/2026

Last night, they really showed out! 🔥

N’Sira Safi, Nadja Meite and Grace Ruth Sery all found the net in the same game, with Nadja also assisting Sery’s goal. 🇨🇮

And for Nadja, it was extra special. Her first international goal for Côte d’Ivoire! 😍

Back in 2020, they were sharing moments after morning training at the academy. Six years later, they’re sharing the scoresheet for their country! 🥹

Today, their journeys have taken them down different pathways. Nadja is at Brown University 🇺🇸, while Safi and Sery are with FC Nordjaelland.

Three grads.�Three goals.�Different pathways.�Same dream. ❤️

3 Right to Dream Academy, Ghana grads are repping the Ivorian women’s national team during this international window. 🇨🇮...
07/10/2026

3 Right to Dream Academy, Ghana grads are repping the Ivorian women’s national team during this international window. 🇨🇮🔥

30/09/2026

The world feels a little smaller when you get to experience it through the people around you. 🌍

You taste the food, hear the music, learn the traditions and get a little closer to the cultures that make our Right to Dream community what it is.

Different backgrounds.
Different traditions.
One global community. 🌍


And this? Just a small glimpse of the diversity within our community. 😎

A chance to see what the NEXT LEVEL feels like. 👀Rashid, from our International Pathway, got that chance at the Baja Cup...
28/09/2026

A chance to see what the NEXT LEVEL feels like. 👀

Rashid, from our International Pathway, got that chance at the Baja Cup, playing alongside San Diego FC professionals, players chasing their dream of becoming pros and even players who have played at the World Cup. 🔥

“It felt amazing. I was excited to play with the team and show what I could do at a higher level.

The speed, intensity and quality were higher, and it gave me a better idea of what I need to improve to reach first-team football.

You have to be consistent with the basics because the small details matter at the highest level.

This experience means a lot to me because it showed me where I want to be and gave me even more motivation to get there.”

A glimpse of what’s NEXT. 👀

27/09/2026

THE DREAMS! THE JOURNEYS! THE MOMENTS!

🎥 A new episode of Her Game is here!

This month, we are checking in on our girls and women as they chase their dreams, make moves and experience new things along the way. 👀

23/09/2026

“Set goals, follow my passion, and never lose my identity.” - Kamil

From Right to Dream to the USA, Kamil’s journey has been about chasing more than just football. 🎓

Four years of football, education, growth and finding his voice.

Now, he looks back on the journey that brought him to this moment. 🇺🇸

Press Play !🎥

Our weekend looked like this. ❤️Mo got off the mark for Derby with his first goal since joining the team. The wait is ov...
21/09/2026

Our weekend looked like this. ❤️

Mo got off the mark for Derby with his first goal since joining the team. The wait is over. 🔥

Nuamah was on fire for Olympique Lyon, scoring twice and earning Man of the Match. 🔥

Emmanuella found the net again for Dartmouth Women's Soccer. Two weeks, two goals. The form is speaking. 🔥

Joy found the net for Brown and earned Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week. One big week. 🔥🏆

Five goals.
Four graduates.
And plenty more to celebrate. ❤️

17/09/2026

Some moments deserve to move…

So we made them. 😎⚽️

From DREAMER to  MENTOR.😍When Enoch joined Right to Dream in 2014, he had one dream: to become a professional footballer...
14/09/2026

From DREAMER to MENTOR.😍

When Enoch joined Right to Dream in 2014, he had one dream: to become a professional footballer.

Over the years, his journey took him from the academy to The Taft School in the USA, and now to Amherst College, where he is currently studying.

But his journey didn’t stop at football.

This summer, Enoch returned to Right to Dream as an intern, stepping into a new role as a Mathematics and Life Skills mentor for our US-bound students.

From sitting in these classrooms as a student to standing at the front of them, sharing his experiences with the next generation, his return was a real full-circle moment.

And perhaps that’s one of the most powerful parts of the Right to Dream journey: you don’t just leave with your own dreams.

Sometimes, you come back to help someone else chase theirs. ❤️

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