Sierra Leone: Didier Gomes Da Rosa takes the reins of the Leone Stars

Author: Edinam Franck DeflyPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Sierra Leone

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Sierra Leone: Didier Gomes Da Rosa takes the reins of the Leone Stars

Didier Gomes Da Rosa has been appointed head coach of the Sierra Leone national football team, the Leone Stars. He takes charge of the team after a period of transition. His appointment aims to prepare for upcoming international fixtures, including the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

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