“We Are Still In Search Of Coach” -Says LFA

      Caretaker Coaches Thomas Kojo and Kelvin Sebwe

Friday, 20 April 2012


The Liberia Football Association (LFA) has dismissed media reports in the country that it has appointed a ‘weak’ head coach for the national football team of Liberia, the Lone Star.

Making the clarification in Monrovia, LFA Public Relations Officer (PRO) Henry Flomo said the football house is still in search of a head coach for the national team the Lone Star.

“For the record, no coach has been appointed by the LFA for the country’s top job, contrary to some media reports, whether weak or strong we are yet to appoint a coach”, Flomo clarified.

The Lone Star of Liberia has been without a coach since the sacking of Italian coach Roberto Landi in February of this year, while Thomas Kojo who took over as care-taker coach for the match against Namibia has since left the job.

It is still not clear when the new head coach of the national team will be name, as time is running out for the Lone Star to start preparing for their world cup and African cup qualifiers matches against Senegal and Namibia respectively in June.