John Keister has bid an emotional farewell to Sierra Leone’s national coaching job, calling his three years as head coach of the national football team a “beautiful experience which I will never forget.”

Appointed in August 2020 succeeding Ghanaian-born Sellas Tetteh, he guided the national team to the Cameroon African Cup of Nations after almost three decades of absence – his highest achievement as a football coach thus far.

“This journey has been immensely wonderful, extraordinary journey filled with unforgettable moments, remarkable achievements, and invaluable lessons, each of which has left an indelible mark on my coaching career.

Together, I am proud to say that we have built a culture of unity, discipline, and sportsmanship, setting a solid foundation for future achievements.

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I am honoured to have been a part of this remarkable team, and I will always be your biggest fan I am grateful.

I am confident that the future holds boundless possibilities for our team. I have no doubt that, under new leadership, you will continue to soar to greater heights and achieve even more remarkable feats.”