Mahd Academy signed a partnership agreement with Al-Jeddah Sports Club, aiming to provide graduates with the opportunity to join the club, contributing to the continuity of talent development and enhancing their participation in official competitions. This signing comes within the framework of technical and administrative cooperation between the two parties, with the goal of raising players' technical and competitive levels, according to a statement published by the academy on Monday.
The signing ceremony took place in Riyadh, attended by Mike Boyce, Chief Executive Officer of Sports at Mahd Sports Academy, and Ahmed Al-Hamad, Chief Executive Officer of Al-Jeddah Sports Club. This partnership focuses on providing opportunities for academy players aged over 15 to join Al-Jeddah Club and participate regularly in local competitions, with continuous monitoring of their levels and evaluation of their technical performance.
The first phase of the partnership includes developing technical, administrative, operational, and technical aspects, as well as exploring the implementation of training programs, workshops, and professional visits. It also involves utilizing the sports facilities and training centers of both parties, in accordance with approved procedures and regulations, in addition to exploring the organization and hosting of sports championships and camps, thereby enhancing the exchange of expertise and leveraging available capabilities.
The agreement comes within the efforts of Mahd Sports Academy to develop football talents and strengthen integration between player preparation programs, their qualification, and opportunities for participation in official competitions. The partnership with Al-Jeddah Club represents a pioneering model aimed at enhancing opportunities for talents in sports clubs by providing qualified players with the chance to continue their development and progress through age groups and teams appropriate to their levels, ultimately reaching the first team, in accordance with technical assessments and related systems and regulations.
Source: Arriyadiyah newspaper
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