Inside my heart is Leone Stars, it’s the only team I support worldwide

Inside my heart is Leone Stars, it’s the only team I support worldwide – Osman Sana Gbin-Gbin

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson

While in the Guinean Republic for his first-ever experience to cheer up Leone Stars live, popular comedian signed to Diamond Line Entertainment Osman Bangura alias Sana Gbin-Gbin told Awoko Newspaper that his loyalty belongs to Leone Stars and he’s elated to have joined the rest of the Sierra Leone delegation to watch and support the team live.

Adds that, deep inside his heart is Leone Stars. It’s the only team I support worldwide.”

Sana further explains that his decision to journey along to Guinea to witness Sierra Leone’s AFCON match against Guinea-Bissau on Monday, 13th June, 2022 is inspired by his ambition to end his long time routine of supporting and watching Leone Stars from his residence through his short skirts and on the television screen. “I want to watch and support the Leone Stars, the only team I support worldwide live.

Speaking about the prospect of his one of his players in the Sierra Leone team, the self-acclaimed second coach of Bo Rangers and Leone Stars forward Musa Noah “Tombo” Kamara said the said player’s prospect with the Senior National Men’s team and have pleaded to the Leone Stars technical team to always believe in Musa Tombo, concludes with a clarion call to all Sierra Leoneans at home and abroad to always make Leone Stars their top priority in terms of supports saying “if you support Leone Stars and they eventually excel, the glory will be replicated back to you which is the direct opposite to supporting foreign teams.”

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