SCOUT TO PRO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT SLATED FOR SEPTEMBER 4-9 AT BARIGA STADIUM

SCOUT TO PRO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT SLATED FOR SEPTEMBER 4-9 AT BARIGA STADIUM 


By Jennifer Nwosu

Amuludun Sports Management, in collaboration with OOA Sport Management and Direct Pro Africa, will stage the Scout to Pro International Tournament from September 4 to 9, 2026, at Bariga Stadium. The competition is designed as a talent-discovery platform to give promising young players a pathway to professional football in Europe. Direct Pro Africa will also be on ground to handle technology and player tracking during the event.

Twenty teams have been drawn into five groups for the tournament. *Group A*: Amuludun FC, Fame Sports FC, FC Bethel Sporting, Ikonnect FC. *Group B*: Leal FA, Athletic FC, FIMA FC, Stanique FC. *Group C*: Prince Kazeem Eletu FC, Elite Stars FC, Ojodu City FC, Awoniyi FC. *Group D*: Box 2 Box, Obazz FC, Double D FC, Utmost FC. *Group E*: Olympic Lagos, Utility Sports FC, OOA FC, MKA FC. Matches will hold twice daily — 9am to 12pm, break from 12pm to 3pm, and 3pm to 6pm — to ensure maximum visibility for all participants.

European scouting agencies including Temmy Sports Agency and Player Profile Agency are expected to attend and assess players for possible professional deals. Organisers say the tournament is more than just games, as it offers exposure, profile building, and direct links to opportunities abroad. For young Nigerian footballers, Scout to Pro International Tournament is positioned as the meeting point where talent meets opportunity and dreams edge closer to reality.

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