Speaking to the Team Manager Pa Suwareh Faye on telephone, Mr. Badjie expressed delight with the team’s consistent performance after winning the WAFU tournament in Senegal and the recent successes in their Morocco training camp.
“I’m following the updates from the team and glad to say that I have no doubt in this team’s commitment,” he said. Mr. Badjie also thanked the technical staff for their relentless efforts in instilling professionalism and unity amongst the players.
“On behalf of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the National Sports Council, The Gambia Football Federation and all Gambians, I want to say good luck and make us proud starting with Morocco which I know won’t be an easy encounter as in every first game of any competition.”
The Young Scorpions earlier on Sunday morning were also visited by the Governor of Nouadhibou Muhammed Salem Ahmed Faal and Mayor of the city Elghassem Ould Bellali. They were accompanied by the Gambian consulate and ambassador to Mauritania Mr. Juwara. They all welcomed the delegation and wished them good luck in the tournament.
Source: GFF
The 2020 Gambia Open international golf tournament organised by the Gambia Golf Association (GGA) in partnership with Fajara Club, is currently underway at the Sir Dawda Jawara-Fajara Club Golf Course.
Gunjur Mini Stadium construction project is currently at perimeter fencing stage after the completion of blocks mauling.
Sukuta United will host Gunjur United in the first-leg clash of the 2020 charity football tournament today, Friday at the Dembadou Mini Stadium at 4.30pm.
The forward talked about his reasons for pledging his international allegiance to the three-time African kings.
