Monrovia – The Chief Executive Officer of newly promoted Liberia Football Association Second Division side Tebeh FC, Mr. Trokon Roberts, has assured supporters, fans, and sympathizers that the team is fully on course for the upcoming 2026/2027 national league season.
By Macaulay Sombai, [email protected]
Speaking over the weekend during the team’s training session at the Shara Sports Pitch in the Duport Road community, CEO Roberts revealed that the squad is currently utilizing the venue while the club’s primary pitch in Zubah Town, the Alpha Old-Timers Sports Ground, undergoes major rehabilitation.
According to Roberts, artificial turf is being laid at the Zubah Town pitch to ensure players have access to a modern facility that will enhance their physical and tactical preparation against Second Division opponents.
Roberts emphasized that the squad, led by Head Coach Aloysius Glassco, is currently training three times a week.
The club has also bolstered its roster with several strategic new signings ahead of the league’s kickoff.
Tebeh FC spent just two seasons in the Third Division before earning promotion, marking a historic first-time entry into Liberia’s Second Division.
CEO Roberts made it clear that the club is not merely competing to survive, but aims to secure a spot in the top flight by the end of the season.
“Our main goal in the Second Division is to finish among the top two teams on the table, which will automatically qualify us for the First Division,” Roberts said.
“Head Coach Glassco, his technical crew, and the players who earned our promotion have now integrated with our new signings. They have been training consistently for the past month and a half, with the technical staff carefully evaluating the squad before making final selections.”
The Tebeh FC CEO also issued a stern call for discipline, urging Coach Glassco, the technical crew, and the players to maintain high standards of sportsmanship both on and off the pitch.
He cautioned that failure to adhere to the spirit of fair play could lead to disciplinary friction with the LFA, which would severely compromise the team’s ambitions for the season.
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