Fiji Baby Bula Boys are scheduled to travel to Europe for three weeks. This will expose the team before competing in the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar next year.
The FFA CEO, Mohammed Yusuf, plans to play matches against quality teams to better prepare for the World Cup.
The team aims to leave a mark among the best teams in the world and is willing to invest heavily in their preparation.
The association is committed to investing in the team’s tour to ensure they do more than compete for numbers.
The team recently qualified for the World Cup after winning the semi-finals of the OFC Under-16 Championship in Tahiti.
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