The Denis Law Legacy Trust, in partnership with Aberdeen City Council and the Johan Cruyff Foundation, is delighted to finally be able to announce that Aberdeen’s second Cruyff Court will be named after Aberdeen FC legend Neale Cooper.

Construction on Aberdeen’s second Cruyff Court is to begin imminently as ground was broken in Torry on Monday 05 August.

Young representatives of Streetsport in Aberdeen defeated English giants Arsenal and Liverpool while competing in the 2019 UK Cruyff Court Finals over the weekend.

After the great success of Scotland’s first Cruyff Court at Catherine Street in the centre of the city, everyone connected with the project are ecstatic to confirm Tullos, Torry as the second location.

Scotland’s first ever Cruyff Court has opened in Aberdeen. The previous Catherine Street Court was a run-down and under-used urban space within the city centre. It has now been transformed into a hi-tech, all-weather play and activity area for families in the surrounding community and the wider Aberdeen area.