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Bhantal FC CEO Donates to Sierra Leone's National U20 Team

By: Tejan Frederickson Fatorma ✍️

Bhantal FC CEO flanked by players and the coaches is the Sierra Leone Men's U20 Team

The Chief Executive Officer of Sierra Leone Premier League Club Bhantal FC, Abdul Aziz Jalloh has today Friday August 9, visited the training grounds of the Sierra Leone National U20 Male Team and donated the sum of NLe10,000 as his support to the team.

In a bid to motivate the players and technical team as they prepare for the AFCON U-20 Qualifiers that will take place in Liberia, Abdul Aziz Jalloh commended the technical team for their outstanding efforts in assembling the best possible squad for the tournament. 

He emphasized that this donation serves as both motivation and a reminder that the team is not alone in their pursuit of success. “This contribution is my way of showing support to our outstanding gems that have been selected by the technical team headed by Coach Mohamed Lamin,” Jalloh stated. He encouraged the young players to remain committed and focused.

Receiving the financial gestures from the CEO of Bhantal FC, the Youth Football Coordinator at the Sierra Leone Football Association, Alimamy Kurash Conteh graciously accepted the donation on behalf of the team. He expressed gratitude to Jalloh for his humanitarian assistance , emphasizing that the funds align perfectly with their intended purpose. Conteh assured everyone of the team’s unwavering commitment during this crucial period.

The technical team on behalf of the players expressed their appreciation and assured the CEO of Bhantal FC their commitment in assembling the best minds for CAF U-20 Qualifiers in Liberia.

©️: Tejan Frederickson Fatorma 
Media Officer Attached National U20✍️

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