Subhash Arora who revived football in Uttarakhand by introducing the first-ever professional football club as well as a residential training center at his Amenity Public School, now seems keen on taking his young talented footballers to the doorstep of advanced training. His keenness was generated especially after Amenity Public School won Under-15 Arsenal Cup at Etihad, London defeating Padma Ratna English School of Kakching, Sikkim 7-2, and after one of his school students Shaswat Panwar who is in the under-17 Indian team and was offered by a German club during Indian juniors' exposure there in the last month. 

Subhash while speaking to Parallel Sports after returning from London said, "Our under-15 boys qualified for the final among the 800 participants in the qualifier that was held across India. They were very consistent and also exhibited an impressive show in the final against Kakching School. The boys were excited to play the final match at Etihad just before the day of the FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United. Then the boys had the opportunity to see the training of different age groups boys at Arsenal's academy. I had talks with their academy staff. Even I talked to the Manchester City Academy administrators, trying to convince them if any kind of association between one of the clubs and Amenity School Academy can be set up in the future. Both the executives of two top clubs also showed interest and they will be coming after a few months to visit our football academy." 

Aurora is also keen to talk with the German club that has offered Shaswat Panwar. Aurora plans to convince the German club if they agree to make a tie-up with Amenity Academy where academy coaches will follow the German club's training model and program and Amenity can send at least one potential young footballer to that club for exposure. Subhash added "We have to first go through the financial viability of the project I am thinking of. If it is financially viable for me then I can send one or two boys to play for the club also like Shaswat."