One Tanzanite Football Academy to compete in Sweden, Denmark

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According to the Academy’s Managing Director, Agapiti Manday, the players divided into under-16 and under-18 categories, will first compete in the Gothia Cup, which kicks off today, July 14, 2025, and runs through July 19 in Gothenburg, Sweden

Dar es Salaam. A total of 38 young footballers from the One Tanzanite Football Academy are set to represent Tanzania on the international stage as they participate in two of the world’s most renowned youth football tournaments the Gothia Cup in Sweden and the Dana Cup in Denmark.
According to the Academy’s Managing Director, Agapiti Manday, the players divided into under-16 and under-18 categories, will first compete in the Gothia Cup, which kicks off today, July 13, and runs through July 19 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Following the Swedish leg of their European journey, the squad will travel to Hjørring, Denmark, to take part in the Dana Cup, scheduled from July 21 to 26.
The team is under the guidance of four coaches: Hansi Erasto, Godfrey Ngonyani, and Adam Mwakibibi, all of whom have been instrumental in shaping the players both technically and mentally in preparation for the international challenge.

One Tanzanite Football Academy to compete in Sweden, Denmark

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