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Liberia: Marinica Calls 18 Home Base For June World Cup Qualifiers

Coach Mario Marinica

Monrovia -Liberia’s Men’s senior national team head Coach Mario Marinica has invited 18 home-based players to begin training in preparation for the Lone Star’s upcoming fixtures against Namibia and São Tomé in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers in June.

According to a release from the Liberia Football Association coach Mario has put up a  weekly training session that will  start on Monday, 29 April.

Liberia suffered two defeats in their opening fixtures in the qualifiers understand than national team coach Ansu Keita which has made it difficult on paper for Lone to qualify from the group.

Keita men lost to Malawi and Equatorial Guinea at home something that resulted to his sacking.

Under Mario Liberia qualify for the group stage of 2025 Nations Cup Qualifiers by eliminating Djibouti in two matches where Lone Star won 2-0 away and drew at home goalless.

List of invited players

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Abdulai Koulibaly – Global Pharma

Teddy Kollie – Watanga FC

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Philip Tarnue – Watanga FC

Sabastin Teclar – LISCR FC

Kemoh Kamara – FC Bea Mountain

Natus Swen – Watanga FC

Jah Nyanforh – Black Man Warrior

Musa Sesay – LPRC Oilers

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Abdulai Bility – Heaven Eleven FC

Osman Sean Barry – Heaven Eleven FC

Edward Ledlum – Paynesville FC

Farsedu Logan – Watanga FC

Marvin Blapoh – Global Pharma

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Terry P. Sackor – LPRC Oilers

William Gibson – Heaven Eleven

Clement Zubah – Mighty Barrolle

Mark Yallah – FC Kallon-Liberia

Sclem Quiah – Invincible Eleven

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