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Sierra Leone’s women’s football continues to gain regional recognition after Ram Kamara FC announced the loan transfer of seven talented players to Guinean champions AS Bolonta ahead of the upcoming WAFU A CAF Women’s Champions League Qualifiers in The Gambia.
The move marks another important step in the development of women’s football in Sierra Leone, showcasing the growing reputation of local clubs in producing players capable of competing at the regional and continental levels.
The seven players will temporarily strengthen AS Bolonta’s squad as the Guinean champions prepare for the highly competitive WAFU A qualifiers, a tournament that provides a pathway toward qualification for the prestigious CAF Women’s Champions League.
The players involved in the loan agreement are:
- Salamatu Kamara
- Nency Kourouma
- Kumba Abu
- Fatoumata Yaya Samura
- Aminata I. Kamara
- Veronica Sambu
- Ishatu O. Kamara
The partnership between Ram Kamara FC and AS Bolonta highlights increasing cooperation among women’s football clubs in West Africa, where teams are working together to strengthen squads, develop players, and improve the competitiveness of the women’s game.
For the Sierra Leonean players, the opportunity represents a chance to gain valuable international experience by competing against some of the best women’s teams in the region. Exposure at this level can help players improve their skills, build confidence, and increase their visibility among scouts and football stakeholders.
Ram Kamara FC has become recognised as one of the clubs contributing to the growth of women’s football in Sierra Leone by providing a platform for young female footballers to develop their talents and pursue opportunities beyond national competitions.
The club expressed confidence in the players and wished them success during their time with AS Bolonta, encouraging them to represent the club with professionalism, discipline, and commitment throughout the tournament.
The loan agreement will remain valid for the duration of the WAFU A CAF Women’s Champions League Qualifiers, after which the players are expected to return to Ram Kamara FC.
As women’s football continues to expand across Africa, moves such as this demonstrate the increasing opportunities available for female athletes and the important role clubs play in creating pathways for players to compete on bigger stages.
