He will be accompanied by former Leicester City footballer Robbie Savage. Both, Ferdinand & Savage, who are ambassadors for BT, will focus on the all round development of children through football, both on & off the field.
Talking about the trip, Ferdinand said:"BT through The Supporters Club, has helped thousands of youngsters to improve their lives through the power of sport around the world, including in India. I have heard lots about the work of the projects we will be visiting in Delhi and cant wait to meet the youngsters and those who work to support them."
Arsenal FC already have a strong presence in football training in India, via the IOT - Arsenal Soccer Schools programme, which currently operates in over eight cities across the country.
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