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Rajib Boy and Arka Dey, both 16, earned the chance along with nine others to attend a Manchester United training camp after a nationwide talent hunt. Boy and Dey both hope to use football as a way out of poverty.
In pictures: Two impoverished Indian boys earn chance to train with Manchester United
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