MONROVIA – FC Bea Mountain Head Coach Cooper Sannah has urged his players to approach every fixture in the upcoming 2025/2026 Liberia Football Association (LFA) National League with focus and determination, stressing that consistency will be key if the club is to compete for the title.
By A. Macaulay Somba ([email protected]
Sannah, who took charge of the Grand Cape Mount County–based First Division outfit at the end of the 2024/2025 season, said his primary goal remains leading the team to championship glory or at least securing a top-two finish.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with FrontPage Africa, the former LISCR and Watanga Coach said his appeal came after finalizing his squad for the new campaign.
“I want my players to understand that FC Bea Mountain will be one of the most talked about First Division teams this season,” Sannah said. “The commitment, ball possession, and finishing you showed in the Battomax Champions Cup where we finished as runners-up proved what we can achieve if we stay disciplined and play every game with seriousness.”
Coach Sannah disclosed that all of the players who participated in the Battomax Champions Cup made the final roster for the new season, citing their performance and team chemistry as major factors in his selection.
“The players demonstrated good teamwork, sharp finishing, and tactical awareness during the tournament,” he added. “That’s the spirit we need to carry into the league.”
The Bea Mountain boss also emphasized discipline and accountability as key pillars of his leadership, reminding players that performance will determine their place in the starting lineup.
“Each of you will have the chance to play based on merit,” Sannah stated. “Performance in training and during games will decide who starts. It’s all about commitment and consistency.”
He reaffirmed his pledge to help Bea Mountain achieve the ambitions set by the club’s management, promising his “fullest support” in pursuit of the First Division title.
“The goal is clear to fight for the championship,” he concluded. “We have the players, the support, and the motivation. What’s left is focus and hard work.”
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