JMG Academy

Guillou had established Académie de Sol Beni in Abidjan in 1994 via a partnership with ASEC Mimosas. JMG Academy was established in 2002 following a disagreement between Guillou and ASEC over control of the Academy.^[1]

The success of the academy in Abidjan saw JMG expand into other parts of the world.^[2]

The company has nine academies throughout the world: Ivory Coast from 1994; Madagascar from 2000; Thailand from 2005; Mali from 2006; Algeria (in partnership with Paradou AC), Egypt, and Vietnam from 2007; Ghana from 2008.^{[citation needed]}

The projects in Egypt, Thailand^[3] and Vietnam^[4] have all been assisted by Arsenal.

• Blankson Anoff
• Nene Dorgeles
• Jason Denayer
• Khalil Lambin
• Salis Abdul Samed
• Ramy Bensebaini
• Youcef Atal

• JMG Football, académies de football Jean-Marc Guillou (in French and English)
• web archives of old Academie JMG website (in English)