One of the world’s biggest manufacturers of electronics, Samsung, will, through its Samsung’s Dream the Blues campaign, be giving the opportunity to Nigerians and citizens of other countries to learn what makes Chelsea Football Club of England thick.
This opportunity will be provided through the Samsung-Chelsea FC Youth Football Camp programme, which is aimed at training children for the next generation of football players.
The opportunity will cut across four continents as football-loving youths between nine and 13 years are encouraged to achieve and expand their football dreams.
The programme, which has been on since 2007, has so far benefited 5,000 youths across the world.
For the campaign, Samsung and Chelsea will visit football camps in Mexico, Nigeria, Ghana, Republic of South Africa, China, Thailand, Brazil and Turkey to provide training for local youths.
They will be trained to learn ‘The Chelsea Way’ from Chelsea Foundation coaches.
From each of the local camps, the 16 most passionate participants will be selected to advance to the Blues Camp in London to train and meet the Chelsea players.
The next training programme will kick off in Mexico and end in Turkey in April 2013.
The Blues Camp will take place in London in May 2013.
Chelsea players Juan Mata, Fernando Torres, Victor Moses and Oscar are the campaign ambassadors and will be promoting the campaign to football fans and Samsung consumers around the world.
To learn more on how to participate, please watch this video:
This post was sponsored by Samsung
