Sierra Leone’s national football team has announced its 25man squad for the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against GuineaBissau and Burkina Faso.
New players came onto the team under Luís Boa Morte’s leadership while the team faces their most important Group A matches.
The Leone Stars play GuineaBissau first on March 20 followed by Burkina Faso on March 24.
The team requires strong performance against both team nations to secure World Cup qualification.
Luis Boa Morte stresses the match importance so his team needs to show maximum effort.
Key Squad Announcements
Boa Morte’s selection features a mix of experienced players and young talent, with four new faces included in the squad.
The newcomers are expected to add depth and competition in crucial positions.
Full Squad List
Goalkeepers:
Mohamed Kamara (Horoya AC, Guinea)
Ibrahim Sesay (Bo Rangers, Sierra Leone)
Alhaji Sesay (Free agent)
Defenders:
Steven Caulker (Wigan Athletic, England)
Osman Kakay (Queens Park Rangers, England)
Emmanuel Samadia (Bo Rangers, Sierra Leone)
Alex Bangura (Middlesbrough, England) Yeami
Dunia (Horoya AC, Guinea)
Abdul Jarju Kabia (East End Lions, Sierra Leone)
Midfielders:
Kwame Quee (Víkingur Reykjavík, Iceland)
John Kamara (AlNasr, Kuwait)
Alusine Koroma (FC Zürich, Switzerland)
John Bosco (East End Lions, Sierra Leone)
Rodney Michael (Sacramento Republic, USA)
Forwards:
Mustapha Bundu (Plymouth Argyle, England)
Mohamed Buya Turay (Norrköping, Sweden)
Augustus Kargbo (Crotone, Italy)
Alhaji Kamara (Randers, Denmark)
Prince Barrie (Bo Rangers, Sierra Leone)
Upcoming Fixtures
March 20, 2025 – GuineaBissau vs. Sierra Leone (Monrovia, Liberia)
March 24, 2025 – Sierra Leone vs. Burkina Faso (Freetown, Sierra Leone)
Boa Morte declared his team ready to play at top level despite expressing confidence in his squad.
The Leone Stars seek vital points during this World Cup qualification process towards 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The team brings together both national and international players to pursue strong outcomes in their upcoming matches.
The team depends on the veteran players Steven Caulker and Mustapha Bundu to provide leadership during matches.
The vital matches bring anticipation from all Sierra Leonean fans.
