SATUC success stories
SATUC Legacy
Iliman Ndiaye, who was one of our 2TR Football players in the SATUC World Cup in Egypt in 2015, joined Sheffield United for promotion into the premier league.
SATUC DOES MORE THAN HELP CHILDREN
LIVES ALREADY CHANGED BY SATUC
Iliman Ndiaye for example.
Ed_Doghmi for example.
Richard Odoh for example.
Alassane Diop for example.
Oumar M’Bareck for example.
Mo Eshak for example.
Hadi Nabil for example.
Arafat Hussain for example.
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Some SATUC players have been scouted by football teams, we gave them the chance to show the world what they can do, and they took it.
SATUC does more than just help our children in fact, we have already had some huge success stories. At the cups so far we have invited top football scouts to witness the skills of the stars of tomorrow. SATUC’s mission is to improve the living standards and well-being of children in all parts of the world to provide them with a brighter future, one without poverty or ill-treatment. We do not see our children as victims, and sometimes we can act as a springboard, propelling them into very bright futures.
Indeed the ball had joined those boys from around the world and so did their cheers for their new friends as they watched until it was their turn to play.
Each team, each child who joined the SATUC World Cup, has a different story that makes them unique and much stronger, but often they require hope and someone to tell them they can do it.
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LIVES ALREADY CHANGED BY SATUC.
SATUC DO MORE THAN HELP CHILDREN IN FACT, WE HAVE ALREADY HAD SOME HUGE SUCCESS STORIES.
The success of the 1st, and 2nd SATUC World Cup and SATUC Qualifiers was evident in the joy of the children when they were able to play the sport they love in a new land and with different children from around the world. However, the real success was in breathing life into children’s dreams of entering and paving their way into the footballing world from the eight countries across the globe that participated. The legacy of that success is rooted in the children who went on to play in national teams and travel to play in clubs across the globe such as:
Iliman Ndiaye, who was one of our 2TR Football players in the SATUC World Cup in Egypt in 2015, joined Sheffield United for promotion into the premier league.
Simo Doghmi T-shirt NO: 4 who was one of our football players in the SATUC World Cup in Egypt in 2015 joined the Association Sportive des Forces Armées Royales – ASFAR AS FAR team and signed with the Ecole Rahal de Football Casablanca a professional contract for 5 years now he joined Dibba Al Hisn Emiratis.
Oumar M’Bareck & Alassane Diop, SATUC Mauritania players, who were one of our Mauritania team in the SATUC World Cup in Egypt in 2015, joined Amadou Diop to play with Asac Concorde in Division 1, this team is number 6 in the standings 2023.
Oumar M’Bareck joined FC Nouadhibou and signed a contract with them.
Richard Odoh, a SATUC Nigarien player, known as R. Odoh, was nominated as the best goalkeeper in the 2018 SATUC World Cup Bulgaria, Sofia, hosted by the Bulgarian football union, and is now the goalkeeper of Nigerian U17.
Arafat Hussain, T-shirt NO: 7 who was nominated as the best scorer in the 2018 SATUC World Cup, joined the Nigerian Football John Utaka Federation.
Some children from Egypt were chosen to play for the Egyptian National Team in the Tokyo Tournament.
Indeed the ball had joined those boys from around the world and so did their cheers for their new friends as they watched until it was their turn to play.
Each team, each child who joined the SATUC World Cup, has a different story that makes them unique and much stronger, but often they require hope and someone to tell them they can do it.