Spartans Football Club is a second-division football club in the middle-class neighbourhood of lakeside Estates with periodic player scouting from Zongos, and of players as its main source of players through scouting from Zongo,s and inner cities all over Ghana Emphasis on players with unique characteristics for the European and Gulf leagues Average ages of 17/18 Players expected to spend maximum 12 months before joining clubs abroad Club plays in bi-annual scouting tournaments with scouts of European and Gulf clubs in attendance Spartans FC holds economic rights of 10 foreign-based players Club is mainly a vehicle to hold rights of players placed in small clubs in Europe for future big market transactions.
Spartans Football Club is also a subsidiary of the Group that unearth talent from grass root and elevate them to their dream clubs we believe in investment based on changing lives.

STORIES OF CHANGE

Our Success story and impact

GLOBAL FOOTBALL INDUSTRY

A multi-million dollar industry generating EUR 4.2 billion annually for FIFA. The top 20 clubs in the world generate a combined revenue of EUR 8.2 billion.
Spartan Football
  • We are partners in a football project named Spartans Football Club with the unique goal of providing alternative career options for the youth in some of the inner cities.
Impact
  • Six of the players currently play professional football in Europe.
  • Employment opportunities for coaches and other staff from our inner cities.
  • Other players were given the chance to start a career in the local league
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Why Choose us?

We help you see the world differently, discover opportunities you may never have imagined and achieve results that bridge what is with what can be.

Experience

We have extensive experience in our various sectors of operation over the past 15 years.

Solid Work Force

Boasts of a huge workforce of young and old talented and skilled personnel with a good balance in gender, race, and social stratification

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