Raydon Krammer, a rising star from Region Seven, has received– a three-month training stint in Brazil with Academia de Futebol Real Brasil.
While final logistics will be confirmed as Krammer has Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Exams, he is expected to depart for the fully-funded training stint in March.
Krammer, who led D.C. Caesar Fox Secondary to victory in the 2022 KFC Goodwill International School Football Tournament and repeated the feat this year with Chase’s Academic Foundation, was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player.
“I’ve waited for this moment for a long time. Since I was small, I’ve been training and wanted to get this opportunity,” the young man stated.
“I had the opportunity once but didn’t get to go because of financial problems. So now I’m really happy to get this scholarship because I’m going to represent my country; I’m going to represent my family, my former school, and my new school that I’m attending, and I’m so happy.”
Krammer, who previously won the tournament with D.C. Caesar Fox Secondary School, has shown exceptional dedication and talent. Despite facing challenges growing up in a remote community, he honed his skills with hard work and dedication.
His journey to success is a testament to his hard work, discipline, and unwavering commitment.
Krammer balances his rigorous football training with his academic pursuits, demonstrating a strong work ethic on and off the field.
This Brazilian training stint will provide Krammer with invaluable experience and enhance his footballing abilities.
As he prepares for this exciting chapter, Krammer remains focused on representing his country and inspiring other young athletes to pursue their dreams.
