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Inside the NEXTGEN Football Network: Daboase Sharp Arrows

Daboase club founded in 2014 and focused on grassroots talent development in Ghana’s Wassa East District. Sharp Arrows won the Wassa East Division Three championship in 2020/21 before competing in regional Division Two, which feeds into Ghana’s national Division One League.

NEXTGEN Football NetworkDaboase Sharp Arrows

Daboase club founded in 2014 and focused on grassroots talent development in Ghana’s Wassa East District. Sharp Arrows won the Wassa East Division Three championship in 2020/21 before competing in regional Division Two, which feeds into Ghana’s national Division One League.

About Daboase Sharp Arrows

Daboase club founded in 2014 and focused on grassroots talent development in Ghana’s Wassa East District. Sharp Arrows won the Wassa East Division Three championship in 2020/21 before competing in regional Division Two, which feeds into Ghana’s national Division One League.

Level and competition

Current level: Ghana regional pyramid | Division Two experience; Wassa East Division Three champions 2020/21.

Player development and pathway

Sharp Arrows focuses on identifying and developing players locally before helping the strongest prospects move upward. The pathway is already visible in Appiah Kubi’s progression from Daboase into Spanish senior football.

Why it matters in the NEXTGEN network

Sharp Arrows connects NEXTGEN directly to grassroots identification in Wassa East and is the Ghanaian starting club in the pathway of Andrew Appiah-Kubi before his move into Spanish senior football.

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