The Liberia Football Association (LFA), through its Women’s Football Department, has officially concluded the Coach Education Scholarships Workshop at the association’s headquarters, marking another significant step in strengthening women’s football development across the country.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Madam Roseline Konneh, member of the FIFA Women’s Development Committee, encouraged participants to remain committed to personal and professional growth.
She emphasized the importance of using the knowledge gained to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of women’s football nationwide.
Madam Konneh also extended appreciation to LFA President Mustapha I. Raji and the Women’s Football Department for organizing the impactful training, urging the newly trained coaches to support and empower more women in the sport.
LFA President Mustapha I. Raji, in his remarks, expressed satisfaction with the program’s success and reaffirmed the LFA’s dedication to developing young football talent.
He encouraged participants to strive for higher coaching certifications as part of their long-term career progression. The Coach Education Scholarships Workshop will continue in Grand Cape Mount, Rivercess, Bong, and Sinoe Counties as part of the LFA’s broader effort to decentralize football development and expand opportunities for aspiring female coaches.
