AFC U16 Champions - The Boys Needs Step Up

Nepal U16 team will participate in AFC U16 championship which is set to kick off in September in Thailand. They will be participating alongside Asia's biggest teams like China, Japan and Iran and face a tough task to make it to the final four if they are supposed to make it to the U17 World Cup 2015.

The U16 teams has been doing great to defeat the B division outfits like Madhyapur Youth Association, Chyasal Youth club but this could be nothing more than a joke for the U16 side that needs to step up to match the level of Football which will be played in Thailand.

The AFC U16 championship is not only about world cup but its is also about Nepal's future in a long term. We must be aware of the fact that the players during the tournament will be eyed by top clubs for their youth academy and if the players impress during the tournament, they will be given chance. Scouts from different places will be eyeing the tournament, so ANFA must act and improve the skills of the players.

Also when I saw the U16's game during the AAHA RARA gold cup, the players were concerned about the individual performance than the team play. The coaches must take care of this and they must provide some kind of counseling class in order to boost up the moral and team respect to the guys.

Bimal Gharti Magar Gets Trial Invitation from Belgium Side Anderlecht

Nepal International Biimal Gharti Magar gets an offer for a two months trial with the Belgium top side Anderlecht, according to NepalSportsonline.com.

As mentioned, Bimal will participate for a two months training and trial at the club and the invitation letter has already been sent to All Nepal Football Association.

The deal has been made successful with the help of Bangladesh National Football team assistant coach Rene Koster who is all time admirer of Bimal Gharti Magar.

Bimal appeared in a two month trial with Netherlands side FC Twente where he even scored four individual goals in  a friendly match, however his stay could not be lengthened due to the problems in the extension of visa.

If ANFA permits the youngster to leave for Belgium, he will train there for two months in April and may before any future deals will be made.

FC Twente Saga Still on for Bimal Gharti Magar

The FC Twente Saga is the most important for Nepalese Football Fans as the fans could see first Nepalese player enrolled with the first tier Football club in Nepal.

Bimal Gharti Magar, 16 is one of the highly rated player in Nepal, he has already trained with FC Twente for about a week and even scored four goals individually.

May be Nepali Football fans are too busy with Nepali Cricket at the moment, but there is one new news to enjoy about when it has been confirmed by Givemegoal.com in an interview with Bangladesh U16 coach and national team assistant coach Rene Koster that FC Twente are still interested with Bimal Gharti Magar but the only problem is his visa.

In an interview with givemegoal, Rene also said that he is working hard to promote Bimal in Europe which means he is trying to manage a club for Bimal.

Rene previously already said that he would be trying his best to make a platform for Bimal as he was highly impressed with the youngster.

For 16 years old, it is a great feet for him to train with FC Twente and even score which means he is certainly up to something in near future.

The Moment Against Pakistan - If I were Bimal

Bimal Gharti Magar, who was already the expectations of the Nation became the most beloved one when he netted a goal against Pakistan, in a much needed situation. He scored in the dying minutes of the game when Nepal were 1-0 down to Pakistan, certainly he was able to uplift the hope and emotion of Nepalese fans not only in the match but in entire Nepalese Football.

The match was Live and the Streaming were all available in the SAFF, Kantipur TV broadcasted the live and whole Nation was SAFFoholic.

When Bimal scored he not only scored for him, not only for his team but for all the Nation. He must have felt very proud, the feeling which could not be explained in words.

Bimal Gharti Magar - Background

May be he is already known to all with his clinical finish, Bimal Gharti Magar was some one who struggled a lot to enter the world of Nepalese Football on his past.

Born in Bhadra 31, 2054 at Nawalparasi, Bimal had interest at Football from his very Childhood, he used to play Football in his place. That time, they did not have a television set in their home, so he used to go to his neighbors to watch Football as said by Bimal's mother.

Bimal had an early trauma to go through when his father passed away during at accident when he was 9. His father was ex-policeman and also a Footballer who played for Nepal Police Club's B team.

After he passed away, Bimal's mother took care of him. He was already admitted to Dipendra Police School where he used to play Football before his mother admitted him to ANFA Butwal with some contacts his mother had as a wife to a late Police officer.

He was then selected to ANFA academy in Kathmandu where he has been doing very well and now is a part of senior National team at very small age.

The article was written in givemegoal.com titled Bimal Gharti Magar and his sad past.