New Hera Interconnection partners with Nakuru City Academy in a long-term collaboration to transform the academy into a model of football excellence and community leadership in East Africa. The agreement sets a foundation for international alignment in training, development methodology, and global access—supported by New Hera’s resources, networks, and strategic vision.
Areas of Cooperation
- Coach Capacitation through the Cruyff Football Methodology and ongoing workshops.
- Technology & Performance Tools across all age groups including coaching apps and analytical systems.
- International Exposure programs tailored for groups and individuals, including tryouts and residential trials in Europe and the USA.
- Annual Free Tryout Opportunity (excluding travel costs) for one outstanding U17 or U19 player after year one.
- Global Networking with New Hera acting as the academy’s international liaison for club and educational collaborations.
- Exclusive Discounts on equipment, player consulting, coaching courses, platform access, and USA scholarship services.
- Educational Scholarships & School Placements via New Hera-linked institutions where training standards are met.
- School Program Integration for private school sports programs using New Hera’s methodology.
- Player Representation & Opportunity Scouting on global platforms.
This partnership reflects a joint mission to elevate Nakuru City Academy as a regional and international football benchmark. By integrating world-class training, international access, and local empowerment, the collaboration is set to build ethical, sustainable, and high-impact pathways for African youth.
About New Hera Interconnection
New Hera Interconnection is a Sports Management company that stands at the forefront of shaping the future of African sports by embodying the motto of building sports bridges of opportunities.
Currently, New Hera Interconnection operates in 8 countries, collaborating with more than 20 schools, having more than 250 participants in its programs and mentoring more than 40 West African athletes.