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Kinetic Foundation is a registered charity based in London, England, which combines football and education of young people.[1]
History
editKinetic Foundation was founded after the 2011 England riots by former Crystal Palace coach Harry Hudson and James Fotheringham.[2] The academy provides its players an education,[3] mandatory volunteer opportunities,[4] and opportunities to play for an American college on scholarships.[5]
Graduates
editThe following are graduates of Kinetic:[citation needed]
References
edit- ^ "'We have some of the best unsigned talent in London' – The football charity behind two of Millwall's most promising young players – Southwark News".
- ^ "Inside Kinetic, the academy giving players a second shot at going pro". theathletic.com (Archived).
- ^ "Education". UK: Kinetic Foundation.
- ^ "Volunteering & Mentoring". UK: Kinetic Foundation.
- ^ "USA Soccer Scholarships". UK: Kinetic Foundation.
- ^ "Sincere Hall". Hull City A.F.C. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
- ^ "Croydon's Kinetic Foundation have helped more than 50 players to reach professional academies". londonnewsonline.co.uk.
- ^ "Barrow Lock Up Left Back Myles". barrowafc.com. Retrieved 29 September 2023.
- ^ "The south London football academy helping disadvantaged young players like Joe Aribo flourish on and off the pitch". skysports.com.
- ^ "Football academy responded to London riots by producing Rangers' Aribo and more pros". express.co.uk.
- ^ "'We're careful we don't sell dreams': the football academy with a knack for spotting talent". theguardian.com.
- ^ "Inside Rangers' developing relationship with Kinetic Foundation as Kevin Ciubotaru follows Joe Aribo route to Ibrox". footballscotland.co.uk.
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