England's Fulham Football Club may open a football academy in New Tashkent
England's Fulham Football Club is exploring the possibilities of establishing a football academy based on British standards in New Tashkent. This initiative was discussed during a meeting between the Ambassador of Uzbekistan to the United Kingdom and the club's management, where they agreed to develop cooperation mechanisms.

England's Fulham Football Club may consider the possibility of opening a football academy in New Tashkent.
Fulham Football Club has expressed its readiness to study the issue of establishing a football academy in New Tashkent using British experience and standards, it is reported.
It is noted that this issue was discussed during a meeting between Uzbekistan's Ambassador to the UK, Ravshan Usmanov, and embassy diplomats, alongside Fulham FC Head of Football Development Hugh Jennings and Commercial Manager Brett McGoldrick.
During the meeting, Fulham leadership expressed their readiness to explore the prospects of establishing an academy in New Tashkent based on British experience and standards.
"At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to develop specific mechanisms of cooperation to implement this initiative," the report concludes.

