The Charles Konan Banny Stadium is set to host a decisive clash on Friday, April 17, as Sierra Leone’s U-17 women’s national team face Côte d’Ivoire in the second leg of their FIFA U-17 Women’s...
The Leone Stars Team Manager, Abdul Karim Bangura, has completed the FIFA Campus Essential Course for National-Team Managers (2026 edition), held in Rabat from 14–15 April 2026. The high-level training...
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has officially opened applications for elite local coaches to be considered for a prestigious identification programme spearheaded by the Confederation of African...
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) will publicly advertise the vacant national team head coach position next week, with former coach Mohamed Kallon eligible to apply, SLFA General Secretary Mohamed...
Former Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) secretary-general Chris Kamara has publicly defended former Leone Stars head coach Mohamed Kallon, insisting Kallon is fully qualified to lead the national...
Abdul Karim Bangura, Team Manager of Sierra Leone’s national football team, the Leone Stars, has commenced the final phase of his professional development at the FIFA Campus – Essential Course for...
Former Leone Stars head coach Mohamed Kallon has publicly addressed his controversial departure, citing contractual disagreements, administrative confusion, and internal tensions within the Sierra Leone...
Former president of the Sierra Leone Football Association [SLFA], Thomas Daddy Brima, has described the dismissal of former Leone Stars Head Coach, Mohamed Kallon, as a witch hunt. Brima made this remark...
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has constituted two emergency committees to handle disciplinary matters and appeals arising during the FA Cup competition, the association announced. The...
Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai, Executive Director of Sierra Leone’s National Sports Authority (NSA), has clarified that Mohamed Kallon’s appointment as head coach of the Leone Stars was based on a verbal...
