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Aaron Wan-Bissaka, the English player with Congolese origins plans to open a soccer academy in his parents' country. He announced his intention in the Telegraph.
"It will be an academy to allow people who will join it to have the experience that some of us have here, in terms of soccer facilities, off the field with the gym and also education with classrooms," he said.
The 25-year-old player also returned to the meaning of this project in the British daily. "Everyone is pursuing the same dream, some are lucky to live it and others are unfortunate, so I would like to give something back and I want to give opportunities where there are not many".
