Steven Caulker, the former Premier League defender who once played for Liverpool and Tottenham, has announced his resignation as captain of the Sierra Leone national football team, the Leone Stars. The decision marks the end of his three-year tenure as the team’s leader.
Caulker expressed his decision to step down from his leadership role. “Dear Mama Salone, the time has come for me to step down as captain of the Leone Stars
Caulker’s appointment as captain brought international experience and leadership to the team, with his contributions playing a key role in raising the profile of Sierra Leonean football on the global stage. His tenure included leading the team through significant competitions and fostering unity within the squad.
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has yet to release an official statement regarding the announcement or the process of appointing his successor.
Fans and football enthusiasts are now eagerly awaiting further updates from Caulker about his decision and what lies ahead for both the player and the national team.
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