In order to establish Africa/European synergy in youth soccer development, the Ibadan based soccer school; Frenage International Soccer Academy has finalized collaboration with an England based Strive Sports Management.<br /><br />The partnership became necessary according to Prince Oluwole Ololade, the CEO of Frenage in a bid to encourage good working relationship between the two firms and build a good linkage for African players and the European sports management firm.<br /><br />The head of Strive Sports Management, Mohammed Bolaji, who is a FA/FIFA licensed football agent and chief scout, expressed his delight in working with an a grade football academy from Nigeria, saying the mission of his agency is to scouts players and clients from various leagues on the national and international stage.<br /><br />&ldquo;A professional footballer&rsquo;s playing career can be mentally draining and exhausting, we already boast a wealth of reputable contacts and networks across the globe in order to gain the best for our clients&rdquo; said Mohammed Bolaji who has formerly managed Haringey LFC and MAN FC.<br /><br />Bolaji and Fadlu Gaji, Strive Sports&rsquo; Operations Director would be leading other scouts to Nigeria for the 3rd edition of &lsquo;2015 Frenage Soccer Summit&rsquo;, a soccer fiesta conceptualized by Frenage to celebrate grassroots football and expose the exceptional soccer players the Nigerian academies can offer to the foreign scouts.<br /><br />&ldquo;Our football agency was formed by ex-professional players and qualified coaches, hereby we have an in-depth knowledge of the rules and regulations of the sport governing body FIFA, so we would be glad to come to Nigeria and be part of the &lsquo;Soccer Summit&rsquo;, Nigeria has carved a niche for herself in youth soccer football globally&rdquo;, Strive Sport CEO noted.<br /><br />