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Liberia: Ansu Football Academy kick-off Preparation For LFA third division league

Monrovia– Ansu Football Academy have kick off intensive training as part of their preparation for the Liberia Football Association (LFA) 2023/2024 national league third division chase.


By A Macaulay Sombai, [email protected]


The Youthful Club qualified to the LFA third division  after finishing second in the nation’s football house 2022/2023 community league  and is expected to compete  in the LFA Brewerville Sub-Association third division league.

Ansu Wiles  Chief Executive Officer Ansu Academy explained that his team’s qualification didn’t come by surprise but through the tactical ball displaced and finishing touches his players display.

Wiles described his team training process as a display of his players preparedness for the third division league and called on the team head Coach Ambale Zogbo to keep on his tactical training.

Says Wiles: “I’m making this call to Coach Zogbo because he is a trusted coach who have continue to keep athletes of Ansu Football Academy together for the past five years by imparting them with footballing skills which has helped them to finished either first or second in all of the competitions they have participated in and I want him to help them perform well against their opponents in the third division.”

Wiles called on his academy players to remain vigilant and respectful to the rules of the game    and they should maintain their skilful ball displace and scoring techniques in the field of play for the common growth of their talents and their dream to progress in football.

“I want for my athletes to remain vigilant and respectful to the rules of the game because those are two of the most important parts of the game that have contributed immensely to their success today and I want them to also maintain their skillful ball displace and scoring techniques in the field of play against their opponents and Ii hope they will continue to follow those rules of the game.”he mentioned.

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