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Mamadu Alphajor Bah
Former Sierra Leone midfielder dies from car crash in Freetown
The crash happened when a truck coming from the opposite director hit the car the former Sierra Leone international was driving.
Published: 52 minutes ago Steve DedePrinteMail
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Mamadu Alphajor Bah dies from car crash (BBC Sport)
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Former Sierra Leone midfielder Mamadu Alphajor Bah has died from injuries he sustained in car crash on Wednesday, September 21 in Freetown.
Alphajor Bah played 35 times for Sierra Leone and club football for the likes of KSC Lokoren of Belgium, Chunnam Dragons (South Korea), Xiamen Lanshi, Zhejiang Lucheng (China) and Halmstad BK (Sweden)
According to BBC Sport, the crash happened when a truck coming from the opposite director hit the car the former Sierra Leone international was driving.
Bah was taken to the hospital where he died from excessive loss of blood.
Tributes have been pouring in for the midfielder since his death was confirmed.
Ex-captain of the Sierra Leone national team and a former teammate of Bah, Mohamed Kallon describes the death as a great loss.
"I am still in shock and deeply saddened by the loss of our friend, brother and father Mamadu Alphajor Bah," Kallon told BBC Sport.
"He was an outstanding footballer, a great team-mate, very committed and hard working, always fun to be around."It's a big loss and we'll surely miss him."
Police say they are investigating the cause of the accident.
Former Sierra Leone midfielder dies from car crash in Freetown
The crash happened when a truck coming from the opposite director hit the car the former Sierra Leone international was driving.
Published: 52 minutes ago Steve DedePrinteMail
Mamadu Alphajor Bahplay
Mamadu Alphajor Bah dies from car crash (BBC Sport)
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FIFA Football body threatens Sierra Leone with a ban
Heartland FC 8 players, 2 officials hospitalised after car crash
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Chasing Dreams Young African footballers duped, dumped by traffickers
Former Sierra Leone midfielder Mamadu Alphajor Bah has died from injuries he sustained in car crash on Wednesday, September 21 in Freetown.
Alphajor Bah played 35 times for Sierra Leone and club football for the likes of KSC Lokoren of Belgium, Chunnam Dragons (South Korea), Xiamen Lanshi, Zhejiang Lucheng (China) and Halmstad BK (Sweden)
According to BBC Sport, the crash happened when a truck coming from the opposite director hit the car the former Sierra Leone international was driving.
Bah was taken to the hospital where he died from excessive loss of blood.
Tributes have been pouring in for the midfielder since his death was confirmed.
Ex-captain of the Sierra Leone national team and a former teammate of Bah, Mohamed Kallon describes the death as a great loss.
"I am still in shock and deeply saddened by the loss of our friend, brother and father Mamadu Alphajor Bah," Kallon told BBC Sport.
"He was an outstanding footballer, a great team-mate, very committed and hard working, always fun to be around."It's a big loss and we'll surely miss him."
Police say they are investigating the cause of the accident.
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