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Liberia head coach Mohammed A. Erradi has announced a 24-man squad for a back-to-back international friendlies against Sierra Leone, scheduled for June 6 and 9.

Liberia’s men’s national team canceled its June FIFA international friendlies against Mauritania and Benin, citing financial and logistical constraints imposed by the Government.

Lone Star was scheduled to face Benin, ranked 19th in Africa, and Mauritania, ranked 29th. Instead, the team will now play neighboring Sierra Leone ranked 32 in Africa in a back-to-back FIFA International Friendlies on June 6 and 9.

Responding to inquiries, the LFA media department confirmed the change: “The men’s national team will now play Sierra Leone in a home-and-away series, canceling the previously reported fixtures against Mauritania and Benin.”

According to the LFA, the decision was made in consultation with the government, which preferred Sierra Leone as an opponent due to lower costs and simpler logistics.

Former Liberia International, Christopher Wreh was part of Arsenal Premier League winning squad in 1998.

PRESS Statement
For Immediate Release
May 21, 2026

Arsenal Fan Club District #10 Announces Official Celebration Parade for Premier League Victory

Arsenal Fan Club District #10 Chapter is pleased to inform all Arsenal supporters in District #10 and beyond that an official celebration parade will be held to commemorate Arsenal’s triumph in winning the English Premier League this season, ending a 22-year wait.

The parade is scheduled to begin at 1:30 PM on Sunday, May 24 from Old Road Car Wash, proceeding through Kailondo to Old Road Market and Catholic Junction, before concluding at Passion Night Club in Congo Town where we will deliver an official statement and watch the game together as a family.

Those wishing to participate are requested to contribute US $10 to Sam Doe via mobile numbers 0779087005 or 0888600933. This contribution will cover refreshments, banner printing, bend set rental, and the purchase of Arsenal flags.

All attendees are encouraged to wear their Arsenal jersey and may bring drums, sasa, vuvuzelas, speakers, or other instruments to ensure the parade is a vibrant and memorable occasion in celebration of Arsenal’s success.

Following the parade, the Arsenal Fan Club Liberia will host an official appreciation ceremony after the UEFA Champions League final against PSG. Supporters interested in joining Sunday’s program are invited to send a WhatsApp message to 0888979019 to be added to the official chatroom.

Signed,
Thomas Kojo Roulhac
Secretary General
Arsenal Fan Club

Mohammed Adil Erradi, a UEFA Pro License Moroccon coach takes charge of Liberia national team the Lone Star through 2029, kicking off his journey with the upcoming 2027 AFCON Qualifiers.

Joined us welcome our new head coach 🙌!

Liberia National Team will know her group opponents tomorrow, Tuesday, May 19, when the draw for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers takes place at the Confederation of African Football (CAF) headquarters in Cairo, Egypt.

A total of 48 nations, including the three co-hosts, will be divided into 12 groups of four teams each. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the final tournament.

However, with Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda already assured of places as hosts, only one additional team will advance from each of their respective groups.

The 2027 AFCON will run from June 19 to July 17, 2027, promising a month of thrilling football across East Africa. For Liberia, tomorrow’s draw will mark the beginning of their journey toward continental glory since making it to the group stage in 2002.

Samson Dweh, a Liberian football player, is reportedly set to sign with AS ROMA in Italy.

Samson presently plays in the Czech Republic League for Viktoria Plzeň. Due to his exceptional performances in the Europa League since coming in 2023, Dweh has drawn interest from elite clubs throughout Europe.

Liberia national team midfielder Mohammed Sangare will play in England’s sixth division next season after his club Morecambe FC was relegated recently from the fifth division.

The demotion was confirmed following a 5-1 defeat at Woking on April 11, marking the club’s third relegation in four seasons. Morecambe finished 22nd in the 24-team National League table with 38 points from 46 matches, recording nine wins, 11 draws and 26 losses.

Sangare, 27, joined Morecambe last summer from Swiss second-tier side AC Bellinzona. He made 30 appearances in the 2025-26 campaign, starting 16, and contributed one goal and one assist.

FC Fassell has petitioned the LFA Independent Election Committee to disqualify Mustapha Raji from the May 15 election, citing alleged fraud.