This month marks 10 years since FC Nordsjælland became part of the Right to Dream community. 10 years of finding new ways to create more opportunities and stronger pathways for young talent, while expanding and strengthening the Right to Dream model. Over those 10 years, we’ve seen that vision come to life in so many ways. Below are just a few: A pathway into the pro game For generations of Right to Dream academy graduates, FC Nordsjælland has provided a route into profession

Just weeks after seven Right to Dream graduates represented their countries at the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup, the Right to Dream football community is once again preparing for one of the game's biggest international stages. Eleven players from across Right to Dream's academies and clubs will be representing four nations at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), highlighting more than a decade of investment in creating opportunities and clear pathways for girls and w

By Mads Davidsen Group Head of Football As the football world reflects on the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup now that it has concluded, it feels like the right time for us at Right to Dream to do the same. Looking back on the 2025–26 season across our four locations on three continents, there is plenty to be proud of, but even more to build on. Our ambition has never been to stand still. Every milestone reminds us to keep pushing, strengthening our pathways and creating even m

Before the world watched them, they played here. Over the past month, seven Right to Dream graduates have represented their countries on football's biggest stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. But years before the packed stadiums, international caps, and professional careers, many of them were teenagers stepping onto the pitches of Gothenburg for the world's largest youth football tournament. Now, it's another generation's turn. From July 12–18, Right to Dream returns to Gothia

Seven Right to Dream Academy graduates will represent four different countries at the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup. Their stories are different, but they all share one thing in common: their World Cup journeys began long before the world was watching. Representing Ghana, Ivory Coast, Norway, and Sweden, the seven graduates are: Abdul Mumin (27) – Rayo Vallecano, Kamaldeen Sulemana (24) – Atalanta, Ernest Nuamah (22) – Olympique Lyonnais, and Caleb Yirenkyi (20) – FC Nordsjælland

Photo: Nashville SC Ten years ago, Shakur Mohammed and Maxwell Woledzi were teammates at Right to Dream Ghana, sharing pitches and chasing their dreams. This month, they stood side by side again. Not as academy players, but as professionals in Major League Soccer, celebrating a goal together for Nashville SC. And in that moment, everything came full circle. When Shak made his debut, he marked it with a goal. Moments later, Maxwell Woledzi sprinted across the pitch. They embra