In an interview with the Daily Observer yesterday, in Monrovia, Mr. Dulleh said the time has come for the LFA to invest in youth football in the various categories, including female football. “I am talking about the U14, U17, and the U20,” Mr. Dulleh said. He regretted that Liberian female soccer teams have not been able to represent the country in the various competitions through some financial challenges, he would work along with the leadership to change the trend. “I want to be part of the next administration so that we can find ways to make our league more competitive,” Dulleh said. The vice president for operations” position is being contested for by three persons, including Ansu Dulleh, J. Allan Klayee, and Wilmot F. Smith.

Source: Daily Observer March 28, 2018 02:15 UTC