Africa-Press – Liberia. The announcement comes as the Lone Star prepare for their crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifiers against Tunisia and Malawi.
Striker Sulahmana Mamadu Bah, 24, has been called up to the Liberia National Football Team for the first time.
The announcement comes as the Lone Star prepare for their crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifiers against Tunisia and Malawi. Bah, who plays for Sliema Wanderers in Malta, has had a remarkable journey to the national team.
He previously played for Żurrieq FC in the Maltese Challenge League, where he was the top scorer with 20 goals, earning the Golden Boot. His impressive performance led to a transfer to Sliema Wanderers in the Maltese Premier League.
Bah’s Reaction and Role
In an exclusive interview, Bah expressed his elation over the call-up. “I still don’t know how to feel. It’s a mix of only great feelings for me and my family,” he said. He views his inclusion at this critical juncture as a sign of the team’s seriousness in their qualification efforts.
“Them calling me up for the team in this important time means a lot to me and my family, and it shows how serious the team is in making the next step in this group.”
Head Coach Thomas Kojo is expected to leverage Bah’s physical presence, aerial prowess, and clinical finishing.
The young striker will face fierce competition for a starting spot from Ayouba Kosiah, William Gibson. Despite the challenge, Bah is ready to contribute.
“I’m ready to give my all for the team, to help the Lone Star get the results we need in these crucial matches,” he stated.
Bah’s call-up is a personal milestone and an inspiration for aspiring Liberian footballers.
“Wearing the Liberia jersey has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember,” he added. “I want to make my family and my country proud.”
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