February 12, (THEWILL) – The Sierra Leone Football Association has appointed former captain Mohamed Kallon to lead the national team.
The announcement, made on Wednesday, marks a significant development for football in the West African nation, with Kallon taking immediate charge of the Leone Stars.
Kallon, who enjoyed an illustrious career representing Sierra Leone on the international stage, brings substantial experience to his role.
The SLFA Executive Committee confirmed his appointment through an official statement, emphasising their confidence in his leadership capabilities and vision for the national squad.
The timing of this appointment holds particular significance, with Sierra Leone preparing for crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.
The national team faces challenging fixtures against Guinea Bissau and Egypt in March 2025, providing Kallon with an immediate opportunity to implement his strategic approach.
The SLFA plans to formally introduce Kallon during an upcoming press conference, with specific details regarding the date and venue to be communicated in due course.
This appointment represents a strategic move by the football association to strengthen the national team’s technical leadership ahead of their world cup fixtures.
Ibrahim Kamara, Head of Media and Marketing at SLFA, confirmed that Kallon’s extensive background in international football positions him ideally to guide the Leone Stars.
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