The Liberia national soccer team, also known as the "Lone Stars," has a rich history, though it has often struggled to make a significant impact on the international stage. The team is governed by the Liberia Football Association and is a member of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
Liberia's national team was established in 1936 and played its first official international match in 1963. However, it wasn't until the 1980s and 1990s that the team began to gain some recognition. The team's major achievement came in the qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 1996 and 2002. Although they did not advance past the group stages in either tournament, qualifying twice was a notable accomplishment given the fierce competition in Africa.
Though the Liberia national soccer team has faced challenges, particularly due to political and economic issues within the country, the passion for the sport remains strong. The team continues to aspire for greater success on the continental and global stages.
| # | Name | Nat. | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
JAMES GALLAY
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|
G | £25k |
| 2 |
SOLOMON GRIMES
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|
RB | £160k |
| 3 |
HILTON VARNEY
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|
LB | £25k |
| 4 |
OMEGA ROBERTS
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|
D | £160k |
| 5 |
PATRICK GERHARDT NYEMA
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|
D | £200k |
| 6 |
THEO LEWIS WEEKS
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|
M | £250k |
| 7 |
SEKOU OLISEH
|
|
RW | £200k |
| 8 |
ANTHONY LAFFOR
|
|
LW | £200k |
| 9 |
TONIA TISDELL
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|
A | £350k |
| 10 |
ALSENY KEITA
|
|
M | £85k |
| 11 |
SAM JOHNSON
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|
A | £250k |
| 12 |
TOMMY SONGO
|
|
G | £25k |
| 13 |
ALVIN MACCORENEL
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|
D | £25k |
| 14 |
ZAH RAHAN KRANGAR
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|
M | £25k |
| 15 |
WILLIAM JEBOR
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|
A | £150k |
| 16 |
DIOH WILLIAMS
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|
A | £150k |