Sierra Leone's national football team faces tough World Cup qualifiers against Ethiopia and Egypt in the African group stages.
By Petros Katta
The much-anticipated release of the Leone Stars of Sierra Leone’s 24-man squad for the FIFA World Cup qualifier matches against Ethiopia and Egypt has finally been announced.
Boasting a mix of local and foreign league players, the team is set to leave a strong impression on the field.
Amidu Karim, the proud head coach of the Leone Stars, expressed his hope and enthusiasm for what the upcoming matches would entail.
In addition, he urged fans to lend their support to the team.
Karim specifically highlighted the importance of focus in honing the team’s skills, improving strategies, and maintaining physical fitness needed to overcome the daunting challenges ahead.
Despite the collective weight of expectations that may surround the team, Karim voiced his complete trust in his players’ ability to deliver the desired outcomes.
As a member of Group A – alongside powerhouse like Burkina Faso, Guinea Bissau, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Djibouti – the Leone Stars are certainly poised to captivate the world with their sheer skill and passion for the game.
