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Talents on the Horizon: Buba Findi Jammeh

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by Modou Lamin Jammeh

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Buba Findi Jammeh, a young Gambian footballer based in the United States of American, is making waves in the Premier Development League (PDL) of the North American country.

The ex-Brikama United, Interior and Steve Biko F.C left back, played for North Sound Seawolves and Seattle Sounders F. C before he was signed by his current side Kitsap Pumas F.C. He played for The Gambia U-17 team that won the African Championship in 2009 in Algeria and also played several games for the U-20 and U-23 teams.

In an interview with Observer Light, Jammeh said he was born and brought up in Brikama Berewuleng, a place well known for football in the town. He added that he started playing football at a very young age and after realising the potentials in him, he decided to take the game seriously which got him to this level.

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“I have played and won series of trophies for different clubs and I am still doing my best. I know that football is not an easy game, as I have spent my whole life doing it. It needs focus, determination and perseverance to realise your goals,” he said.

Figo, as he is fondly called, further added that his recent club is one of the best sides in the U.S. “I like my team so much as it is blessed with so many fine people. My teammates are superb and very experience in the game of soccer. I really enjoy playing with fine players as it makes the job easier. Kitsap is well known for victory and that made us well recognised in the U.S and beyond.”

Buba Findi revealed that he is happy to realise that so many young Gambians are doing great in global sports. He commended their efforts and encouraged them to continue doing it for their nation. “Gambian football is really growing and Gambians are very supportive to their players for the fact that they always show love and the interest of their players is always an utmost concern to them. The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) is also doing its best for the development of the country’s football in its effort in ensuring that our national teams doesn’t lack anything is highly appreciated and respected,” he said.

Figo finally thanked his previous coaches, family and friends for being supportive throughout his career. He expressed sincere appreciation for the initiation of Observer Light and encouraged the entire staff of the Observer Company to keep up the good work.


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