Teeboy Kamara Expresses Readiness To Play For Liberia

Liberian-born Australian attacker, Teeboy Kamara has expressed his desire to play for the African nation, AllNews reports.

Kamara, who plays for Green Gully SC of Australia is uncapped at senior level for Australia.

Born in Monrovia to Liberian parents, the 24-year old winger has represented Australia at the under-17 level.

"I left Africa due to the civil war in Liberia and found a new home in Australia," Kamara said according to kick442.com.

"I have always been proud of Liberia and ready to represent where I was born."

Kamara signed with Australia Pro League club Adelaide United where he began his professional football career.

He made his professional debut in the 2011-12 Australia Pro-League season in December 2011 and went on to feature for clubs such as  Inglewood United, Stirling Lions, Nunawading City, and Melbourne Knights.

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In January 2019, Kamara joined Green Gully Soccer Club for a club-record fee and is currently one of the most valued players at the Melbourne based club.