The Sierra Leone Football Association has issued technical team requirements for clubs competing in the country’s various leagues ahead of the 2026/27 football season.
The requirements cover coaching and technical positions across the Leone Rock Premier League, National Division One men’s and women’s competitions, National Division Two and the Marampa Mines Women’s Premier League.
The SLFA said the standards are intended to strengthen technical capacity, professional practices and good governance across domestic football.
Clubs have been advised to review the requirements and ensure their technical teams satisfy the stipulated standards before the new league season begins.
The association’s latest directive places greater emphasis on the qualifications and composition of club technical teams as domestic competitions prepare for the 2026/27 campaign.
The SLFA encouraged clubs to address any gaps in their technical structures ahead of the season to avoid compliance issues once league competitions commence.
The requirements apply across the different levels of the domestic game, reflecting the association’s stated focus on improving the overall quality and administration of Sierra Leone football.
The SLFA is urging clubs to treat compliance as part of their preparations for the new campaign, with the association emphasizing stronger standards as a foundation for football development.
The 2026/27 season is expected to bring together clubs competing across the country’s top men’s and women’s leagues under the technical framework issued by the national football governing body.











