Sierra Leone striker Buya Turay pens Odense deal in Denmark

Sierra Leone striker Buya Turay pens Odense deal in Denmark

Danish Super League side Odense Boldklub confirmed the signing of Sierra Leone striker Mohamed Buya Turay on a two-year deal.

“Ahead of the coming season, we have agreed with former Allsvenskan top scorer Mohamed Buya Turay on a two-year contract,” the club said in a statement.

“We have agreed with Mohamed Buya Turay on a two-year deal so that the striker from Sierra Leone will at least be one of the stripes until the summer of 2025.

Buya is a natural goalscorer with high speed. His qualities should help us develop OB’s style of play to include even more offensive threats to the opposition’s goal. 

We are happy that Buya is already in place in Odense and is now looking forward to starting his preparations for the coming season, says Björn Wesström, OB football director.”

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Sierra Leone native Isaac Babadi was in action as Jong PSV were crowned Premier League International Cup winners after a 3-1 extra-time victory against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. 

It is the first time that a Dutch side has won the trophy. The game finished 1-1 normal time, but the Dutch side triumphed in extra time. 

It was the ninth edition of the Premier League International Cup. The competition features 12 of England’s best Academy sides against 12 of the top development squads in the rest of Europe.

Born in the Netherlands, Babadi is of Sierra Leonean descent – Babadi and his side have had an excellent tournament defeating the U21 sides of Arsenal, Manchester United and Everton en route to the final. 

Crystal Palace was the opponent for the final which was played at Selhurst Park. In the 33rd minute, Dante Sealy fired PSV in front, but Crystal Palace equalised through Scott Banks. 

PSV could not find a winner in the second half, but in extra time, Jason van Duiven and Simon Colyn scored the goals to seal the trophy for the Eindhoven side.

Young PSV: Quickly; Comenencia, Seelt (45′ Tytens), Van de Blaak, Leysen; Tielemans, Sealy (Priske Flyger, 65), Colyn;van Duiven (115′ Arts), Nassoh, Babadi (117′ Jiménez).

Isaac Babadi signed his first professional contract with PSV in the Philips Stadion in April 2021 until 2024 after joining the PSV Academy from NEC Nijmegen in the 2018-19 season.

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Host Sierra Leone (Shooting Starlets) will face neighbours Guinea in the opener of the 2023 WAFU Zone B U-20 Women’s Cup on Wednesday at the newly opened Southern Arena in Bo, with Kickoff at 4 PM.

Guinea-Bissua will go toe-to-toe with Senegal at 7 PM in the day’s second match after the draw was conducted on Tuesday evening at the Southern Arena Conference Room in the Southern Province of Sierra Leone.

The four participating nations are Senegal, Guinea, Guinea Bissau and host Sierra Leone. The competition is set to run from Tuesday 24 to 29th May with all teams playing each other – the team with the highest point will be crowned as champions.

The Vice President of the Sierra Leone Football Association, Harold Nat-Johnson, Abdoulaye Cissé:Director of Competition (WAFU), and Madam Fatou Ndong: Assistance secretary (WAFU), were all part of the draw proceedings on Tuesday.

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On Saturday, Sierra Leone’s Augustus Kargbo and his Italian side will take on Calcio Foggia 1920 in the first leg of their second round of the Serie C playoff.

The two-legged matches of the 2nd round will be played on 27 and 31 May as Kargbo’s Crotone aims to secure a Serie B return. 

The pairings were conducted at the Lega Pro headquarters on Tuesday as Zeman’s Pescara locked horns with Entella and Delio Rossi’s Foggia finds Crotone – Pordenone battles Lecco, Vicenza against Cesena.

The president of Lega Pro, Matteo Marani, the coach of Sassuolo Alessio, and Dionisi were all present for the draw. 

Kargbo, who made his Serie A debut for Crotone on 20 September 2020 in a 1–4 away defeat to Genoa, will be hoping he can make a difference for his side in the next coming days.

The Sierra Leone International started his professional career in the Italian fourth-tier Serie D club Campobasso in 2017 before he moved to the summer of 2018 to join Serie B club Crotone.

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Adama Bojang’s brace fired The Gambia to a 2-1 win over Honduras in their Argentina 2023 curtain-raiser.

The Gambia 2-1 Honduras

Goals: Bojang (1, 84), Aceituno (5)

The Gambia defeated Honduras 2-1 in an entertaining game at Mendoza Stadium in Group F of the FIFA U-20 World Cup Argentina 2023™.

A lightning-fast start saw The Gambia take the lead after no more than 20 seconds when Adama Bojang rifled home a stunning long-range effort. Honduras responded four minutes later when Marco Aceituno headed home to an inviting Isaac Castillo centre.

The Young Scorpions almost retook the lead midway through the second half, when Bojang burst beyond Honduras’s backline and skipped around goalkeeper Juergen Garcia. Still, Geremy Rodas did exceptionally well to get back and clear his effort off the line.

Bojang would eventually break through again. Garcia did well to save a low header from the forward, but he was on hand to turn home the rebound and fire The Gambia back in front.

Honduras thought lightning had struck twice when Daniel Carter headed in just four minutes later, but replays showed the substitute was marginally offside and the goal was chalked off.

The Gambia and Honduras will return to Group F action on Thursday against France and Korean Republic, respectively.

The stat

  • 20 seconds

Adama Bojang’s strike after just 20 seconds was the quickest goal scored at this year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup, and the fourth fastest in the tournament’s history.

Amadou Sagna’s effort for Senegal against Tahiti after just nine seconds at Poland 2019 remains the quickest.

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