Project Zero was built from FIFA World Cup and elite club competition, professional club environments, business discipline, and a trusted scout relationship that now opens the next door for serious players.
Project Zero starts from the highest competitive reference point in football: FIFA World Cup qualification, FIFA World Cup competition, and international matches against serious football nations.



World Cup experience created the reference point. Business created the operating system. Project Zero combines elite football standards with measurement, accountability, communication, follow up, and execution. The result is not just training. It is a serious development platform for players who want to perform in professional rooms.
Project Zero exists to close the gap between ambition and professional readiness. The player must be assessed honestly, trained against measurable standards, corrected weekly, and only exposed when the environment will strengthen their future.
We are not selling vague exposure. We are building a developmental success system: football standards, life standards, professional behavior, and pathway decisions based on readiness.
The same standards that create professional players create professional people.
Every player is held to a measurable professional expectation.
Excuses do not develop players. Evidence does.
Exposure only matters when the player is prepared for the room.
Attitude, humility, coachability, and social skills are part of selection.
The goal is to open the right doors, not sell vague opportunities.
Only verified outcomes and documented progress count.

Derek reached the highest levels available to a Canadian player: provincial selection, Team Canada, a Toronto FC professional contract, FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, and FIFA World Cup competition. He also experienced the global game early through football environments in Brazil, Italy, Spain, and elite international tournament play.
Panama, 2013.
United Arab Emirates.
Signed professionally as a teenager.
Professional club environments before adulthood.









The pathway is not a logo wall. It is a relationship chain: the coach who helped Derek reach World Cup level is now connected to the SC Braga scouting pathway. Players move forward only when their standard is ready for that conversation.
The first verified professional conversation for players who earn the standard.
The coach who helped build World Cup readiness now connects the pathway forward.
Elite development benchmarks that shape the level Project Zero prepares players toward.
Spain, Italy, England, France, Brazil and other serious football markets when readiness supports it.
Project Zero prepares players to become professionals on the field, in the room, in business, and in life. The football pathway is the vehicle. The standard is the product.