Chelsea FC and African legend, Didier Drogba is on course to improve his skills in the management world.
The former Ivory Coast forward has enrolled for Uefa's Executive Master for International Players (MIP).
The course will equip Drogba's professional skills needed for success off the field and especially in areas like football management and administration.
This is a 20-month course. The first session will start in Nyon in November and it will run through until the summer of 2021.
Drogba revealed that former Cameroon and Chelsea midfielder Geremi introduced him to the master programme. The programme will prepare Drogba for a second career.
Drogba confirms that his intention is to start using his brains to help the world of football by gathering all the skills needed to succeed in managerial role after retiring from playing football in 2018.
Drobgba did not deny is interest in running for the Ivorian Football Federation presidency.
This master's programme presents a good time for the Chelsea legend to improve himself and be available as football manager and an administrator.