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Swedish football agent Sam Hart is in Ghana to scout for players after signing a partnership deal with officials of Baby Jet U16 dream team.
Hart who is a renowned FIFA agent was spotted at the Dansoman Park during Liberty Professionals game against Karela of last Sunday.
Top on his agenda will be to look out for players from the Baby Jet U16 Dream Team as they begin training on May 3.
"I have been following Ghana football for some years now and I have no doubt the talents in this country, hence my decision to go into this partnership deal to come down to look at players," he told Joy Sports.
"I have been in town for some time now and I have been impressed with what I have seen so far."
The Dream team selected from the Baby Jet U16 Tournament will take on Cedar Stars, Charity Stars and Auroras in a series of friendlies to be watched by Sam Hart.
Sam is a top football agent and going into this partnership with him will only help our players as well as other players in the country, we are pleased to have him as a partner and this is in line with our vision to get some of these players to the level we promised," said Samuel Anim, Organiser of the Baby Jet U16 Championship.
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