Former Peru international and Fulham assistant coach Nolberto Solano has expressed optimism about the potential of football in Pakistan. Solano, who is currently in the country as part of the Premier Skills program, believes that the enthusiasm of young Pakistani footballers is a promising sign for the sport’s future.
Enthusiasm of Young Players
Solano, who has worked with Pakistan national team coach Stephen Constantine, praised the eagerness of young players to learn and play football. “It’s good to know the boys want to play football in Pakistan,” he said, highlighting the potential for growth and development in the sport.
Challenges Ahead
Despite the enthusiasm, Solano acknowledged the challenges facing Pakistani football, including the lack of infrastructure and resources. However, he emphasized the importance of grassroots development and the role of programs like Premier Skills in nurturing young talent.
Premier Skills Program
The Premier Skills program, funded by the Premier League and the British government, aims to promote football development in Pakistan. The program provides coaching, infrastructure, and education to help improve the standard of football in the country. Solano’s involvement with the program underscores its commitment to building a strong foundation for Pakistani football.
Solano’s positive assessment of Pakistan’s football potential is a welcome sign for the sport in the country. With continued support and investment, Pakistani football could experience significant growth and success in the years to come.
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