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Myanmar Football Academy - Wikipedia

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Myanmar Football Academy
Chairman	Zaw Zaw
Manager	Nyi Nyi Latt
Website	www.the-mff.org

The Myanmar Football Academy, headed by Myanmar Football President, Zaw Zaw. Myanmar Football Federation has three Academies in Myanmar. There are National Football Academy (Yangon),^[1] Myanmar Football Academy (Mandalay) and Ayeyarwady Football Academy (Pathein).^[2]

National Football Academy (Yangon)

FIFA president Gianni Infantino officially declared open Myanmar’s National Football Academy on 17 February 2017.^[3]

Founded	29 December 2015
Location	Waizayantar Road, Thingangyan Township, near by MFF Office.
Total Area	6.55 Acres
Building Area	Length - 245 ft, width - 49 ft
Contribution from FIFA	500,000 USD
Contribution from MFF	284,794 USD
Total Project Cost	2,784,794 USD

Myanmar Football Academy (Mandalay)

2011 March 15, FIFA President, Sepp Blatter opens Myanmar Football Academy (Mandalay).^[4]

Founded	4 June 2006
Location	73rd Road, Chanmyathazi Township, near by Mandalarthiri Stadium, Mandalay
Building Type	2 Storey Reinforced Concrete Building
Building Area	Length - 245 ft, width - 49 ft
Goal Project from FIFA	USD 400,000
FIFA မွ Goal Project investment	USD 400,000
Yearly Contribution from FAP for 2005	USD 250,000
Yearly Contribution from FAP for 2006	USD 250,000
Investment from MFF	USD 100,000
Total Project Cost	USD 1,000,000

Ayeyawady Football Academy (Pathein)

US Dollars Two hundred and fifty thousand was donated by Asian Football Confederation and the remaining US Dollars five hundred thousand was donated by Ayeyawady Foundation for a total cost of US Dollars seven hundred and fifty thousand. Land is donated by Government.^[5]

Founded	4 June 2006
Location	Pathein Township, Ayeyawady Region
Building Type	3 Storey Reinforced Concrete Building
Building Area	12052 sq-ft (1120 sq-m)
Overall Length	137 ft (41.75m)
Overall width	44 ft (13.41m)
Total Project Cost	USD 750,000

Academy team

Current management

Position	Name	Nationality
Academy Director:	Zaw Zaw	Myanmar
Team Leader:	Moe Wai Aung	Myanmar
Head of Coaching/U18 Manager:	Nyi Nyi Latt	Myanmar
Academy Operations Manager:	Min Thu	Myanmar
Goalkeeping Coach:	Mya Ko Min	Myanmar

Current Academy squad

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
1	1GK	Htet Wai Yan Soe	MFF Mandalay Academy
18	1GK	Aung Myint Myat	MFF Mandalay Academy
21	1GK	Khaung Phone Kyaw	MFF Mandalay Academy

2	2DF	Min Myat Thu	MFF Mandalay Academy
3	2DF	Kyaw Phyo Wai	MFF Mandalay Academy
4	2DF	Bo Bo Aung	MFF Mandalay Academy
5	2DF	Thet Paing Htwe	MFF Mandalay Academy
12	2DF	Sithu Moe Khant	MFF Mandalay Academy
14	2DF	Thura San	MFF Mandalay Academy
15	2DF	Pyae Phyo Maung	MFF Mandalay Academy
16	2DF	Dwe Ko Ko	MFF Mandalay Academy
20	2DF	Zwe Khant Min	MFF Mandalay Academy

8	3MF	Phone Nanda	MFF Mandalay Academy
9	3MF	Thet Paing Htoo	MFF Mandalay Academy
11	3MF	Wai Yan Oo	MFF Mandalay Academy
13	3MF	Ye Win Tun	MFF Mandalay Academy
19	3MF	Htet Phyo Wai	MFF Mandalay Academy

17	4FW	Hein Htet Aung	MFF Mandalay Academy
23	4FW	Ye Yint Aung	MFF Mandalay Academy

Academy graduates

Now playing elsewhere

Aung Thu, now at BEC Tero, has played for Myanmar^[6]
Kyaw Min Oo, now at Yangon United, has played for Myanmar
Sann Satt Naing, now at Yangon United, has played for Myanmar
Phone Thit Sar Min, now at Shan United, has played for Myanmar U-20
Aung Wanna Soe, now at Yadanarbon, has played for Myanmar U-20^[7]
Win Naing Tun, now at Yadanarbon, has played for Myanmar U-23^[8]
Pyae Sone Naing, now at Yadanarbon, has played for Myanmar U-23^[9]
Myat Kaung Khant, now at Yadanarbon, has played for Myanmar U-23^[10]
Hein Htet Aung, now at Hanthawaddy United FC, has played for Myanmar U-23

References

External links

Academy page at Yangon.
Mandalay Academy at Mandalay.
Academy page at Pathein.

v t e National football centres
AFC (Asia)	Australia Academy of Football Australia Guam GFA National Training Center Hong Kong Jockey Club HKFA Football Training Centre Iran Iran National Football Camp Iraq Ammo Baba Football School Japan JFA Academy Mongolia MFF Football Centre Myanmar Myanmar Football Academy Philippines PFF National Training Center Singapore National Football Academy South Korea Paju National Football Center Saudi Arabia Mahd Sports Academy Qatar Aspire Academy Syria Al-Fayhaa Sports Complex Thailand High Performance Training Center Nong Chok National Football Center Vietnam Hanoi FC Academy Hoang Anh Gia Lai Academy PVF Football Academy
CAF (Africa)	Egypt Wadi Degla Football Academy Zamalek Football Academy Ghana West African Football Academy Morocco Mohammed VI Football Academy Nigeria Blessed Stars Football Academy Kwara Football Academy Pepsi Football Academy
CONCACAF (North, Central America and Caribbean)	Trinidad and Tobago Dr. João Havelange Centre of Excellence United States U.S. Soccer Development Academy
CONMEBOL (South America)	Argentina Predio AFA Ezeiza Bolivia Tahuichi Academy Brazil Granja Comary Chile Complejo Deportivo Juan Pinto Durán Ecuador Casa de la Selección Peru Center of National Teams VIDENA Uruguay Complejo Uruguay Celeste
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italicised means academy in construction

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