Get ready, Ghana! The much-anticipated MILO^® Champions League is back, and the excitement is electrifying.

For over 30 years, we have been part of the journey of young athletes across the nation, fuelling their dreams, their drive, and their determination. But it’s always been more than the tournament to us. Through sport, the kids learn lifelong values like discipline, leadership, teamwork, respect, and Grit that help them succeed on and off the pitch

From December 1st to 6th, all roads will lead to Oseikrom, Kumasi, where some of Ghana’s brightest U-13 talents will compete for title of 2025 MILO Champions!

This year, we are taking it back to our roots, celebrating the legends, the legacy, and the community that built the MILO^® Champions League into the incredible tournament it is today.

We are proud to have some of Ghana’s most iconic football figures; Abedi Pele, Stephen Appiah, Dede Ayew, in addition to other partners like the Ministry of Education, Ministry of sports and amazing sports Journalists as they join us to inspire the next generation of champions.

Sixteen schools; one from each region from across the country will converge in Kumasi for the ultimate showdown. From the playoffs to the finals, we’ll see Grit, Teamwork, and Determination as these young athletes give it their all for the Ultimate title.

We believe that every child deserves the chance to shine. That is why the MILO^® Champions League features boys, girls, and differently abled categories, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to participate and be celebrated.

Our goal? Empower children to challenge their limits, embrace their strengths, and experience the transforming power of sports.
For decades, MILO® has been synonymous with nourishment and energy in Ghanaian homes, and through the Champions League, we bring that same spirit to the field.

Raising not just athletes, but confident, resilient, and values-driven individuals. That’s what we mean when we say, Raising Champions Together!

This year, the championship stage will see our differently abled kids. Their performance will be nothing short of inspiring, highlighting the inclusive nature of sports and the power it has to bring people together.