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Mumbai - English Premier League club Queens Park Rangers (QPR) head of academy Richard Allen will conduct a football camp for 24 boys and six girls here Monday to select two students who will train for a month at the London facility alongside its professional team.
The Indian talents will be selected from the Milind Deora Football Championship which reaches its ultimate stage.
The championship, an annual football tournament for school students, has been conducted here for four consecutive years and is supported by QPR.
This year’s championship witnessed participation from over 4100 students.
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