Liverpool Set Up Academy In Indonesia
Liverpool will set up a youth academy in Indonesia, their first outside Europe, as the Premier
League soccer side seek to increase their global commercial presence, the club said on Friday.
Working with the British Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, Liverpool aim to train children in the
world's fourth most populous country, which is soccer-mad but has yet to see its national team
succeed at an international level.
Anfield Talk @ May 12, 2011 12:42 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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