Harrow Borough FC has confirmed that former player Albert Adomah is the new sponsor of their youth teams in a unique partnership that promotes Adomah’s social media presence using his handle, Uncs37.
Adomah, currently playing for League Two club Walsall, first joined Harrow Borough in 2006 before progressing through the football leagues, including stints at Aston Villa and QPR. He recently marked his 700th professional appearance and has often acknowledged the significance of his early days at Harrow Borough.
Announcing the sponsorship on his Instagram and X accounts, Adomah said, “Proud moment! Main shirt sponsor of Harrow Borough FC U18s and U23s.” Alongside this, he shared a photo of himself wearing the kit he is now sponsoring, paired with a throwback image from his early days at the club.
Godfrey Torto, founder of AG Football Academy, who collaborates with Harrow Borough, commented, “It’s brilliant to see Albert giving something back to Harrow Borough who played a huge part in his quest for professional football. With his support, hopefully we can continue to develop players involved with Harrow Borough and AG Football Academy, who can go on to achieve what Albert has.”
Harrow’s youth teams have already seen several young players join professional clubs. Defender Henry Curtis signed for Ipswich Town after playing as a 16-year-old for Harrow’s Under 23s. Defender Ameer Ali and midfielder Josh Hamilton-Olise have both moved to Bournemouth, while striker Joden Trickett was scouted by Sutton United.
Harrow Borough’s Under 18s compete in the Southern Counties Floodlit Youth League, playing their home games at Brunel University. The Under 23s play in the Suburban League Premier Division at The Rogers Family Stadium in South Harrow.
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