Help Prashanth Reach AD Alcorcon International Football Club, Spain

Hi all,

I am Prasanth and I am raising funds for myself. This is an excerpt from my coach about me. 

It's not the will to win that matters - Everyone has that. It's the will to prepare to win that matters"

The story of 18-year-old Prasanth is of courage, strength, resilience, perseverance. Prasanth is among the billions living in India, who have big dreams and the determination to make it happen, however, what he does not have is the means to fight the financial hurdle in accomplishing his aspirations.

Thousands of upcoming sports persons leave their career midway due to the pressure of huge financial investment. Prasanth is not one of those, he wants to achieve and achieve big in the world of Soccer.

Come what may he wants to see his name with the likes of Sunil Chhetri and other prolific footballers and wants to represent India.

However, his journey to Indian team is a long road ahead and requires him to attain a professional level fitness and training, for which Prasanth requires support from all of us and only focus on what matters the most - building his game.
10 km running, 100 Push-ups, 8 hours of training and more....
Prasanth is getting trained in a small village in Velayutham Palayam near Karur and is coached by me (Coach Kannan).

During the day Prasanth is a footballer and in the evening Prasanth works as part time coach in our acadamy and also helps his father with daily gas cylinder delivery and other part time work. The long training session requires him to relax and provide rest to his body, however, every evening he has to work so that he can arrange and fulfill the basic requirement of his diet.  

Below is the certificates and his achievements
Prasanth recently qualified as the AD Alcorcon international football club at Spain for the training on May 2019. This needs fund of Rs.500,000 and we have collected Rs.100,000 from our village.

So Your support will help Prasanth to become the best footballer in India and encourage him to get the best out of him.