26 Oct 2026
Aspire Academy Director General Ivan Bravo received a high-level delegation from the Caribbean Football Union, including its President Lyndon Cooper.
The visit reflects Aspire Academy’s ongoing commitment to football development beyond Qatar, bringing together sporting organisations to exchange expertise and explore how coaching, technology and sports science can support the next generation of players.
Cooper is keen to learn from Aspire Academy as he seeks to develop football across the Caribbean, highlighting the value of drawing on international experience to strengthen the game in the region.
“These facilities speak for themselves, all designed to enhance the development of sport,” he said.
“Co-operating at the highest level with Aspire Academy could see the game grow in the Caribbean faster than anticipated.”
“The Academy has everything that is needed to develop football in our region, from technology to coaching methods to sports sciences, which are all going to help develop any player.”
The Caribbean Football Union delegation’s visit reflects the Academy’s wider commitment to learning and collaboration across borders.
Cooper’s interest in Aspire Academy’s methods highlights the potential for shared expertise to support the Caribbean’s ambitions, while reinforcing the Academy’s role as a meeting point for football organisations seeking to strengthen player development around the globe.