Liberia might be sniveling on the international scene, but a few quality talents of its foreign exploits are becoming even with the task and saddle associated with professional football.

There are several stories of Liberian players around the world, and with most of them struggling to find their football even in the easiest leagues around the world, some are unflinchingly measuring physique and dexterity with experience players on the highly tough edges.

Ben Teekloh, whose made his senior national debut four years when Lone Star ran football riots on the African continent, has been voted the Best Foreign Player in the Omani Professional Football League.

The 21 year-old who plays as a defender and midfielder, showed exceptional flair and immense football aptitude with Al Nasr, and despite the overflow of Moroccans and other foreign elites, Ben shined undoubtedly the brightest as Oman Best Foreign Player – 2004/2005.

The former Ashanti Gold Soccer Club of Ghana midfielder who received the award recently confided in LiberianSoccer that he was overjoyed by the honor, and didn’t expect it playing in his first season.

“The award comes as a great surprise, but again it shows how grateful the people here are concerning the game. I am delighted, and will have to live up to the challenge in the coming season”, he told LiberianSoccer.

Ben, who featured in all of Liberia’s 2006 World Cup Qualifiers matches except the last two fixtures against Senegal and Mali, is no outsider to quality international football.