According to credible sources, Sierra Leone football legend Mohamed Kallon is poised to become the new head coach of the national team, the Leone Stars. The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) is reportedly finalizing the appointment, with an official announcement expected in the coming weeks.
Kallon, 45, enjoyed an illustrious playing career, featuring for top European clubs such as Inter Milan, AS Monaco, and Al-Ittihad. He earned 39 caps for Sierra Leone, scoring seven goals, and captained the national team during his tenure.
Transitioning into coaching, Kallon obtained his UEFA Pro Licence in 2020, becoming the first Sierra Leonean to achieve this qualification. He has been instrumental in developing young talent through his club, FC Kallon, and previously served as head coach of Sierra Leone’s U-17 team.
While the SLFA has yet to issue an official statement, anticipation is building among fans who hope that Kallon’s leadership will usher in a new era of success for the Leone Stars.
Note: This information is based on reports from credible sources and has not yet been officially confirmed by the SLFA.
