In a major development for Pakistani football, Faizan Sameer, the founder of Football Factory, announced on Twitter that his academy will soon be collaborating with Sevilla FC for a youth training program.
This announcement follows the academy’s recent partnership with Borussia Dortmund where the Under-14, signaled a significant step forward for football development in Pakistan.
“This is just the beginning of something very special,” Sameer tweeted on X, hinting at more ambitious plans for his academy. “After Borussia Dortmund, we’ll be collaborating with Sevilla FC for a youth training program very soon.”
Football Factory, known for its commitment to nurturing young talent, recently celebrated its women’s team finishing as runners-up in the National Women’s Championship, further solidifying its reputation as a leading football institution in the country.
Faizan Sameer, the only Pakistani to graduate with distinction in football management from UEFA Headquarters, has consistently aimed to elevate the standard of football in Pakistan.
“The vision has always been bigger than a few academy centers and competitions,” he wrote on his Twitter page, underscoring his long-term goals for Football Factory.
The upcoming collaboration with Sevilla FC is expected to provide Pakistani youth with world-class training opportunities, bridging the gap between local talent and international standards.
With this new partnership, Football Factory continues to pave the way for the future of football in Pakistan.