When does the Al Qusais branch train?

The academy's schedule card lists a weekend batch on Friday 5:00-6:00pm and Saturday 6:00-7:00pm. Ask the provider to confirm the current days and times.

When does the Karama branch train?

The schedule card lists a weekday batch on Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6:00-7:00pm, and a weekend batch on Friday 7:00-8:00pm and Saturday 6:00-7:00pm. Ask the provider to confirm.

Where are the venues?

Al Qusais is at Al Sadiq Islamic English High School, Al Qusais 2, and Karama is at Al Hemaya School. The admission form also lists Al Quoz, Al Warqa, Al Khail Gate, Etisalat Academy and Sharjah. Pick a branch on this page for its details.

How much does it cost, and is there a trial?

Fees and trial sessions aren't published - ask the provider.

Fill in the online admission form at milanorangers.com/online_admission, call +971524916694 or +971504800717, or email info@milanorangers.com.

Milano Rangers Sports Academy — Al Qusais Branch

Q: What ages train at Milano Rangers?

The academy's schedule cards give 4-17 years at Al Qusais, 4-13 for the Karama weekday batch and 11-15 for the Karama weekend batch. Ask the provider which group your child would join.

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Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Qusais

Ages4–17years old
Where2 branchesAl Qusais, Al KaramaSee on the map
Not publishedAskPrices and times

Milano Rangers Sports Academy is a youth football academy that trains at school venues across Dubai and Sharjah, from Al Quoz and Karama to Al Qusais and Sharjah. Its programmes page covers team training, skill development camps and a goalkeeper academy, and the coaching team page lists coaches holding AFC and AIFF coaching licences. Each venue has its own schedule card: Al Qusais runs a weekend batch for ages 4 to 17 (Friday 5 to 6pm, Saturday 6 to 7pm), while Karama has a weekday batch (Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 to 7pm, ages 4 to 13) and a weekend batch (Friday 7 to 8pm, Saturday 6 to 7pm, ages 11 to 15). Transport is listed as available on those cards. The online admission form for the 2026-2027 session still names both as training locations. Fees and trial sessions aren't published, so message the academy to confirm the current days and your child's group.

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The activity

Football, explained

Football (soccer) coaching teaches kids to pass, dribble, shoot and read the game while working as part of a team. Sessions usually mix warm-up drills, small-sided games and skills practice, building fitness, coordination and confidence alongside teamwork and following instructions from a coach. Most academies start taking children from around age 4-6 and group them by age band as they grow, moving from fun, game-based sessions for younger kids to more structured tactical training and matches for older ones. It's a good fit for energetic kids who enjoy being outdoors and playing with others, and it doesn't require any prior experience to start.

Who it's for

Young footballers aged 4 to 17, depending on the venue: the academy's schedule cards give 4-17 at Al Qusais, 4-13 for the Karama weekday batch and 11-15 for the Karama weekend batch. The admission form's categories run from U5 to U16 across the academy; ask the provider which group your child would join and whether groups are mixed.

What to expect

Joining is through the online admission form, which asks for your child's details, age group and a copy of their Emirates ID. Each venue trains in its own batch: Al Qusais on Friday and Saturday evenings, Karama on weekday and weekend batches, so ask the academy to confirm the current days before you go (the schedule cards date from March 2025). The academy describes its sessions as team training and skill development for all levels, with coaches giving each player individual guidance. Kit, fees and whether a trial session is offered aren't published - ask the provider. Pick a branch on this page to see its address and contact details.

Highlights

Al Qusais weekend batch for ages 4-17: Friday 5-6pm, Saturday 6-7pm (milanorangers.com)
Karama weekday batch Mon, Wed, Fri 6-7pm (ages 4-13) and weekend batch (ages 11-15) (milanorangers.com)
Transport listed as available on the schedule cards (milanorangers.com)
Programmes include team training, skill development camps and a goalkeeper academy (milanorangers.com)
Coaching team lists AFC and AIFF licensed coaches (milanorangers.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Al Qusais branch is rated 5.0 from 10 reviews, all five-star, and the Karama branch 4.6 from 14. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it.

The facts

Ages: 4-17 years at Al Qusais (milanorangers.com schedule card)
Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Schedule: Weekend batch: Friday 5:00-6:00pm, Saturday 6:00-7:00pm; confirm current days with the provider
Where: Al Sadiq Islamic English High School, Al Qusais 2, Dubai
How to book: milanorangers.com/online_admission · +971 52 491 6694 · +971 50 480 0717

Guide · 7 min readRead: What age can children start football in Dubai?

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Weekend batch, ages 4-17: Friday 5:00-6:00pm, Saturday 6:00-7:00pm; transport available (milanorangers.com)
Toilet available on site (Google listing)
Transport is listed as available on the schedule cards - ask the academy about pick-up areas (milanorangers.com)
Al Qusais: toilet available on site (Google listing)
Admission asks for the player's Emirates ID (milanorangers.com)
Training happens at school venues, so the opening hours of the school are not class times (milanorangers.com)