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A fast-growing entertainment firm, Poly Creative Studio has promised better professional careers for football players based in the Volta Region.Â
The entity is poised to invest in unearthing, nurturing, and marketing talents to attract international teams.
Speaking at the unveiling of a pioneering signee, Dzokoto Mark, Chief Executive officer of the firm, Yevu Courage said the initiative is their contribution to sports development in the region.Â
He explained he aims to cushion and promoting talents in the region, hence the decision to sign Dzokoto.
Mark Dzokoto features for the Division 2 side, Dynamo Football Club based in Ho.

The 20-year-old player has been the best option for the right-back position in his team since joining the team.
His peers, however, describe him as a utility player. Identifying his potentials, Poly Creative Studio, inked a two-year contract with him.Â
The contract binds the entity to provide Dzokoto with sports kits, take charge of his Welfare and get him trial opportunities across the world until he gets a good International deal.
Mark Dzokoto promised to work extra hard to attract European teams.
“My prayer is to get a team outside Ghana, so I will put in more effort train harder, and make sure I deliver on the pitch”, he said.
The Coach of Dynamo FC, Fafa Gbadegbe, lauded the initiative by Poly Creative Studio and asked the CEO to be focused on achieving his vision for the football circus in the region.

Dzokoto was presented with 3 balls, 2 pairs of boots, among other sports apparel to start with.
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