After completing SEE, many students in Nepal ask the same question: What’s next? While most will continue their studies in +2, the time right after SEE often goes underutilized. This
At Kathmandu Kickers, player fitness and well-being are just as important as skill and performance. Leading this crucial aspect is Dr. Rabindra Basnet (PT), MPT, the academy’s dedicated physiotherapist, who
Kathmandu Kickers marked an important achievement at the Excelsior U-12 Tournament, organized by Excelsior School, by emerging as Bowl Group Champions. The tournament, held on April 7 and 8, 2026,
At Kathmandu Kickers, we believe football is not just about skills, goals, or winning matches. It is also about values. One of the most important values we teach our young
In youth football, talent often gets all the attention. A naturally gifted player can dribble past opponents, score goals, and stand out easily. But over time, something interesting happens: the
When a young goalkeeper rises from a local academy to represent his nation, it becomes more than just a personal milestone. It becomes a story of belief, development, and inspiration.
It’s a situation almost every parent faces in youth sports. Your child comes home quiet after training and says, “They’re better than me.” At first, it may seem harmless. But
We are always looking for ways to give our young players a better training experience. That is why we are happy to share that regular training sessions have now started
Looking for a fun and engaging weekend activity for your child in Lalitpur? Kathmandu Kickers brings its Under 7 (and below) training sessions to The British School, Lalitpur, every Saturday
Football may look simple, 22 players chasing one ball, but every player on the field has a specific role. Understanding these roles helps young players learn the game faster and
Kathmandu Kickers recently organized a football clinic for young girls at Cupon Sports Center in Kapan, Kathmandu. The session welcomed the same group of girls who had earlier taken part
Football is not only about what happens on the pitch. At Kathmandu Kickers, we believe the real strength of a team is built through shared experiences, trust, and moments that
For many young players in Nepal, football starts as a passion in school. But once SEE or +2 is completed, a serious question arises: can football really become a career
In recent years, girls football in Nepal has experienced powerful growth. What was once seen as a male-dominated sport is now becoming a platform for women empowerment in Nepal, leadership
Football remains the heartbeat of Nepal’s sporting culture. From school tournaments to district competitions, young players show immense passion and raw ability. However, without structured and professional coaching, that potential
Training improves skills, but real growth happens in matches. That belief shapes everything at Kathmandu Kickers. The academy focuses strongly on competitive exposure because young players need real games to
Kathmandu Kickers emerged champions of the Indo-Nepal Football Championship 2026, securing a thrilling 6-5 victory on penalties against Jawalakhel Youth Club after a 1-1 draw in the final. The championship
The Kathmandu Kickers Foundation has recently expanded its outreach by donating football jerseys to children in the remote Solukhumbu region, reinforcing its commitment to grassroots sports development in Nepal. This
Enrolling your child in the right football academy can be overwhelming for many parents. At Kathmandu Kickers Football Academy, we understand your questions and want to help you make an informed decision
Kathmandu Kickers is a football development center in Kathmandu that focuses on nurturing young talent with structured training, long-term growth, and a development-first philosophy. In a country where football passion