by FSL News | 2 Jan, 2020 | Players Abroad News
Sierra Leone international defender Osman Kakay has returned to English Championship side Queens Park Rangers after his four months loan spell with Partick Thistle.
Kakay QPR’s contract will run out in 2021. He has two caps for Sierra Leone.
Kakay, 22, who made his full home debut for Sierra Leone in 1-1 draw November 13, 2019, against Lesotho in the 2021 African Cup of Nations qualifier, confirmed the news on twitter.
“Thank you to everyone involved @PartickThistle for welcoming me into your club. I’ve enjoyed every minute playing for the club!! Wishing you all the best for the rest of the season and the future,” he posted on his account.
The defender made 13 appearances for the Jags since completed the loan switch ahead of Scotland’s midnight deadline last September.
His first loan-spell in Scotland was during the second half of the 2015/16 campaign with Scottish Championship outfit Livingston.
He has also had a similar period spent with League One side Chesterfield in 2016/17.
Queen Park Rangers are currently 15th on the English Football League Championship table after registered a 6-1 win one of their biggest at home over Cardiff City on new years day.
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by FSL News | 1 Jan, 2020 | Players Abroad News
The body of youngster, 17-year-old Alfred Kargbo, who died as a result of a road accident in Guinea on Monday, December 30, will finally be repatriated to Sierra Leone for burial.
The club said it is the wish of Kargbo’s family. A Guinean delegation composed of five (5) people, including the manager of the Djibril Sampou club, secretary-general Abdoulaye Manet, will accompany the body.
“They leave Conakry on Wednesday night, and the body will be buried on Thursday in Sierra Leone, ” the club said.
On Monday, the club confirmed that their bus was ploughed into a stationary truck that was carrying tree logs at around 11 pm that killed two players Alfred kargbo, Aboubacar Camara and their bus driver N’fa Laye.
Wakriya AC, through the voice of its President Mikailou Sampou, once again offers its sincere condolences to the Kargbo family.
17-year-old Sierra Leonean dies in Guinea road accident
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by FSL News | 31 Dec, 2019 | Players Abroad News
Sierra Leonean player Alfred Kargbo has died following a crash in Guinea on Monday.
Alfred KARGBO, 17-year-old Sierra Leonean, signs 3 years at Wakriya AC.
Kargbo, who has been playing for the Guinean top-flight side, was involved in a serious road accident on Monday, his club Wakriya AC said in a statement.
The incident happens after his team were travelling back from a 2-1 away defeat to Loubha.
“It is with sadness within the club Wakriya AC, victims of a road accident on the night of this Monday, December 30,” the club posted on their website.
“Three has died including several injuries. The last being the driver of the club bus.”
Relatives, friends, acquaintances, players, supervisors and managers were at the bedside of Wakriya AC, devastated by the loss of two of its players plus the driver, in a traffic accident that occurred on Monday, December 30, around 11 p.m.
According to the club’s management, Alfred Kargbo’s families from Sierra Leone are in talks to decide where the young player will be buried.
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by FSL News | 30 Dec, 2019 | International, National Sport News Sierra Leone
Reigning champions East End Lions and Leone Stars assistant first-team coach, John Keister, has won the Sports Personality of the Year Award. Writer Morlai Kargbo
He was named winner through unanimous votes during the 14th edition of the National Achievement Awards (NAA) organised by the All Walks Of Life (AWOL).
The Lions’ technician was presented with the award at the Bintumani Hotel Auditorium Aberdeen, Freetown by the president of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Madam Isha Johansen on Sunday, 29th December 2019.
The Manchester-born guided the East End Killers to a twenty-four match unbeaten run which eventually saw the Killers lifting the 2018/19 Sierra Leone Premier League unscratched.
Keister scooped the coveted award in a category involving Sierra Leone international Mohamed Buya Turay and the Sierra Leone National Swimming team.
“It’s a great pleasure for me to be recognised and awarded by the All Walks of Life”, coach Keister said.
“This award is as a result of the hard work put on by us all, my dedicated technical staff, and committed players of East End Lions,” the Leone Stars assistance coach maintained.
The former FC Johansen coach and CAF instructor thanked the people of Sierra Leone, especially sports fans who overwhelmingly voted him to claim the prestigious award.
“I’m pleased to be recognised for a dedicated hard work towards the game of football.”
“This award is dedicated to my family, fans and players of East End Lions Football Club,” he concluded.
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by FSL News | 30 Dec, 2019 | International, National Sport News Sierra Leone
National home-based keeper Mohamed Kamara could face up to six weeks on the sidelines with a fractured right ankle.
Kamara’s woes came after colliding with another player during their 1-0 win over Old Edwardians on Friday.
The East End Lions keeper, who was subbed off in their last victory confirmed after his scan at the Connaught hospital in Freetown that he will miss important matches in the new year.
Kamara has started all game this season including their first win over the May Park Boys on Friday.
“After my x-ray, the doctor told me its a fracture. I’m going to be out for up to six weeks,” Kamara to FSL news.
“I’m going to miss my second family, my teammates, everything we have been doing, I am not going to get involved for a while. I’m sad, but hoping to come back stronger.”
The Reigning champions will have to do without their first-choice shot-stopper in 2020 matches against Central Parade, Freetown City FC, Anti-Drugs Bo Rangers.
Kamara was seen pictured with Plaster of Paris (POP) casts which are often applied as means of repairing fractures.
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