Young players thank Arrows for development
Young footballers, including 2017 U-17 World World Cup captain Amarjit Singh, hailed the Indian Arrows side for their development.
The senior national preparatory camp for the forthcoming Intercontinental Cup also has Anwar Ali and Narender Gahlot. All these youngsters have been a part of the Indian Arrows project, with Amarjit and Anwar having been part of the Indian U-17 World Cup team.
"Honestly speaking, the Arrows project has laid the foundation for us. It allowed us to bloom. I am just so grateful," Amarjit, the first player born in the 21st century to represent the Blue Tigers, said.
"Whatever I have matured as a player, the entire credit goes to the Arrows."
"The glitz and glamour might be missing in our Arrows, but the results are there for all to see. We struggled in the first season, but gathered some invaluable experiences in the next."
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