Sierra Leone head coach John Keister has announced a list of Thirty Five (35) invited players from both home and abroad ahead of the country’s AFCON Qualifying matches against Ethiopia, Ghana and Kenya consecutively.
Twenty Five (25) players will be selected for each match, out of the list of invited players, as required by the technical team.
Coventry City striker Amadou Bakayoko, Queen Park Rangers defender Osman Kakay, and Bristol City young keeper Alhaji Sesay, are all set to receive their first international call-up by Sierra Leone.
Danish-based attacker Mustapha Bundu, who is trading his football with AGF Arhus has also been named on the list seen by this medium.
Khalifa Jabbie and Gibrilla Wobay get another chance to impress despite both has been without a club. However, both were part of Coach Keister’s side that defeated Kenya in Freetown in the opener of the qualifiers.
Sierra Leone is expected to play against Ethiopia in Addis Ababa on the 9th September, 2018. Afterwards, Leone Stars will take on Ghana in Accra on the 10th October, 2018 and returns home for another clash with the Black Stars in just three days later.
Full squad.
Keepers
Solomon Zombo Morris FC Rodeo France), (Alhaji Sesay Bristol City UK), (John Trye Scarborough SC Canada), (Mohamed N Kamara FC Johansen) and Unisa Koroma East End Lions.
Defenders
Skipper Umaru Bangura FC Zurich, David Simbo Turkey, Hassan Milla Sesay FC Lathi Finland, Abu Suma unattached, Osman Kakay QRP UK, Alie Sesay Kissamikos Greece, Yeami Dunia, Kemson Fofanah B93 Danmark.
Midfielders
Mohamed Medo Kamara Kuwait SC, Alfred Sankoh Al Jabalain Saudi Arabia, Mihael Lahoud USA FC Cincinnati, John Kamara FC Kaisar Kazakhstan, Khalifa Jabbie Unattached, Abdul Sesay TP47 Finland, Kwame Quee Vikingur Iceland, Julius Wobay Unattached, Nathaniel Tongovullah Port Authority, Ibrahim Conteh PSIS FC, George Davies FC Riga Latvia,
Attackers
Kei Kamara Vancouver Whitecaps Canada, Alhassan Kamara BK Hacken, Alhaji Kamara FC Sheriff Moldova, Christian Moses Viborg FF Danmark, Mustapha Bundu AGF Arhus, Mohamed Buya Turay Sint Truiden Belgium, Sheka Fofanah Al-Nasr Oman and Abu Bakarr Kargbo Berliner AK Germany, Alimamy Mohamed Bundu FC Kallon and Abdul Bangura unattached and Amadou Bakayoko Coventry City UK.
