Bo Rangers’ contract with leading striker Musa ‘Tombo’ terminated

Freetown | 31 August 2022 | Vertex Media

Bo Rangers Football Club, the 2021-2022 Sierra Leone Premier League champions, have officially terminated their contract with Musa Noah Kamara, popularly known as ‘Musa Tombo‘, in a letter dated on the 31st August, 2022.

According to Bo Rangers, Musa’s ‘attitude and unsportmanship’, which the club said have “so much reputational damage” to both Rangers and its Executive Chairman Babadi Kamara, are reasons for the termination of his contract, taking effect on September 1st, 2022.

No specific reference of misbehavior was mentioned in the letter, but many believe it is a cumulation of previous conducts of unsporting behaviors of the player – including his recent outburst in a National Team bus, where he refused to join the Homebase Team camp in Kenema, after returning from the first leg CHAN Qualifier against Mali in Liberia. An awful video of his acts was in circulation on social media, and hours later, he was spotted playing community football in Freetown, which many football pundits frown at.

**Musa’s Termination Letter by Bo Rangers FC**

His abrupt dismissal from the club will not be unconnected to the above reasons.

In the said letter, Musa was further instructed to return all footballing gears of Bo Rangers in his possession within one week of receiving the letter.

Bo Rangers are in preparation for their first continental campaign in under two weeks time, in the preliminaries of the CAF Champions League tournament against Algeria’s CR Belouizdad.

Musa Kamara was crowned as Best Player of the Year and also won the Golden Boot in the previous Sierra Leone Premier League season, as he helped his club (Bo Rangers) lift their first major trophy.

There has been no reaction from Musa or his representative since his contract was terminated by Bo Rangers F.C., and it’s unclear whether the club will compensate Musa for terminating his existing contract.

By Ibrahim Sorious Samura