The World Cup is fuelling a surge in football interest among kids across Singapore, with some youth academies seeing their usual enrolments double in June. Retailers are also scoring wins, with sales of youth jerseys and football boots soaring. Industry players say the tournament is inspiring more children to take up the sport and pursue football development pathways. Alxis Thng finds out more.
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