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African football academies revolutionize local talent development for elite leagues.

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The rise of football academies
Jason Perry

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The article discusses African football academies and their role in developing local talent for African leagues, not just for European clubs. It looks at the history of these academies and how they differ in structure and characteristics. The focus is on how elite clubs in Africa run their academies and how youth participation in competitions helps develop talent for African leagues. The article also explores the involvement of states and football federations in nurturing young talents.