Former Sierra Leonean skipper Kei Kamara celebrated Los Angeles FC’s historic victory in the U.S. Open Cup by proudly waving the green, white, and blue flag of Sierra Leone

Kamara’s team, crowned champions after a thrilling final, triumphed in one of the oldest soccer competitions in the United States.

Sierra Leone’s Kei Kamara extended his goal-scoring streak as Los Angeles secured the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup title with a 3-1 extra-time win over Sporting Kansas City.

Known for his passion and commitment both on and off the pitch, Kamara took a moment during the post-match celebrations to pay tribute to his homeland, draping himself in Sierra Leone’s national flag.

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The victory marked a significant achievement for the seasoned forward, who has had an illustrious career in Major League Soccer (MLS) and other international leagues. The sight of Kamara with the Sierra Leonean flag sparked widespread pride among fans back home, celebrating his continued representation of the country on a global stage.

Kamara, who has been a key figure in Sierra Leone’s national football team, continues to inspire young players in the country. His gesture of celebrating with the Sierra Leonean flag not only highlighted his pride in his roots but also served as a reminder of the unifying power of sports. Fans across Sierra Leone hailed the victory, taking to social media to express their admiration for the striker’s ongoing contributions to football.