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Sierra Leone International Player, Alhassan Kamara has announced his retirement from Football.
The 28-year-old enjoyed a 11-year career that spanned seven clubs, including spells at Greece giants Panetolikos and Swedish Allsvenskan side AIK.
“A few weeks ago, I made one of the toughest decisions of my life. I decided to end my football career. When I injured my knee in Greece in 2018, all the doctors said I would not be able to play football again. I refused to listen and tried to come back anyway. But now it is no longer possible”.
Kamara earned 16 caps for Sierra Leone and scored four goals.
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“I will remain in the football world but in a different way. Last week I started a new position within IFK Värnamo where I will work with development of youth activities, project development and international scouting”.
“It has been difficult to accept that my football career is already over but at the same time I look forward to the new challenges that await” 🙏🏿
His last match for Sierra Leone came against Kenya in a 2019 Nations Cup qualifier in Freetown in June 2017.
