95 PLAYERS
Divided into 4 teams: U-13, U-15, U-17, and Women’s
OUR MOTTO
TOGETHER WE CAN
Players train three times a week in sessions lasting an hour and a half, guided by their respective coaches. On weekends, we compete in a league regulated by the Ghana Football Association, facing off against other academies and local clubs. We maintain daily contact with the coaches and ongoing communication with parents to ensure the success of the project.
So far, we have played over 100 matches against experienced clubs in the region, fostering a positive and respectful environment among the academies. The matches have taken place both on our own field and on external fields, including artificial turf fields that offer better playing conditions. LAMSA organizes these activities to promote the sport and its values, provide exciting experiences, and unite the community.
WOMEN'S TEAM
The project has garnered the attention of many girls in the community, which is why in January 2024 we started the women’s team with 25 girls. Our goal is to empower young women through sports, provide a platform to showcase their talent, and ensure basic necessities in terms of health, nutrition, and education.
We believe it is crucial to foster an inclusive environment where everyone has equal opportunities and all girls are supported to thrive both on and off the field. In addition to sports equipment, we provide our players with feminine hygiene products and school supplies.
We look forward to the women’s team playing their first friendly matches starting in 2025.
We are excited to witness the growth and success of our new women’s team as they embark on this journey together.
fighting for equality
fcbarcelona X LAMSA
FC Barcelona is one of the official sponsors providing sports equipment. All players and staff are outfitted in their official gear.
Once again, it proves why Barça is 'more than a club'
'Victory lies in the development of our players. We want them to grow both on and off the field. When it comes to training YOUNG TALENT, the process is more important than the result'
DOMINIC WISSEH - FIRST COACH
