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Ababu reveals Nastic home to Aldrine Kibet will partner with Kenya to improve youth football

Ababu reveals Nastic home to Aldrine Kibet will partner with Kenya to improve youth football
Ababu Namwamba greets Nastic leaders. PHOTO/Ababu Namwamba
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Sports Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba has revealed that Kenya and Nastic Soccer Academy have agreed on a robust partnership to grow Kenya’s youth football.

The Nastic Soccer Academy which is currently home to Aldrine Kibet, Amos Wanjala and Alvin Kasavuli saw its representatives visit the country.

Nastic academy leadership

The Academy leaders Jose Manuel Dias and Javier Sanz have been in the country and attended the Talanta Hela final held at Nyayo Stadium.

Ababu Namwamba after meeting Nastic Academy. PHOTO/Ababu Namwamba
Ababu Namwamba after meeting Nastic Academy. PHOTO/Ababu Namwamba

In a statement on his X account Namwamba spoke of the agreement which he termed as robust.

“Pleased to host Jose Manuel Dias and Javier Sanz, leaders of the Nastic Soccer Academy (NSA) of Tarragona, Spain who are in Kenya as my guests to grace the Talanta Hela Trophy Finals at Nyayo Stadium today. We have agreed on a robust partnership with NSA to grow Kenya’s youth football,” Namwamba stated.

About Nastic

NSA, a high-performance academy, proudly possesses over 135 years of extensive footballing heritage. Throughout its history, it has been a witness to the development of numerous acclaimed talents who later achieved prestigious awards.

Ababu Namwamba takes photo with Nastic leaders. PHOTO/Ababu Namwamba
Ababu Namwamba takes photo with Nastic leaders. PHOTO/Ababu Namwamba

The academy, equipped with seasoned coaches and a remarkably successful past, provides an ideal platform for Kibet and co to refine his skills and display his talents in the fiercely competitive Spanish football landscape.

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