History

Prosper Bramoff Tay, a Ghanaian, son of Marine Engineer and a housewife founded Evergreen Stars Football Academy Club in 2003. He is a talented player who started his career from his infancy and has played throughout his primary and secondary schools in Tema New Town-Ghana. He was the best top scorer and seen as one of the best sportslads as he equally performed in the areas of athlentics and volleyball. After his secondary school he played football for clubs in Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal and the Gambia.

His dream to create a football Academy emanated from his Evergreen desire to help young talents from all over Africa who lack the nursing care of technical handlers. With help of a few tourists to the Gambia, his unflinching efforts have been crowned with the success and his Academy.It is one of the best in the small West Africa country-THE GAMBIA, a big tourist destination.

Ambitions

It is common knowledge that third world countries lack the technical environment to groom to higher heights young sports talents who aspire to become great player’s one day. Notwithstanding this handicap, gifted technical cadres continue to operate with the little at their disposal. This time around, the Evergreen Stars F.A.C. seeks to break the barrier of lack of innovative and motivation and wishes to seek external and local help to assist it to be able to put in place:

(a) a proper infrastructure as a training camp

(b) Centre for trade learning, i.e. building and construction, carpentry, electrical and electronics basic and advanced computer studies (Engineering hardware, software and operation, etc…) sewing, etc…. As an accompaniment, the said football-students will learn these opportunities, thus preparing them for the future when they can no longer play football.

(c) A player-replacement programmed to ensure that the trainees of the Academy are exposed to competition matches both local and internationally.

(d) An exchange programmed of technical cadres, i.e. the invitation of international technical assistance from the national football federation and overseas football communities, the participation of both players and technical men in training courses at home and abroad etc.