The President of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Thomas Daddy Brima, is currently in Asunción, Paraguay, attending the 75th FIFA Congress. He is joined by Vice President Harold Nat-Johnson and Acting General Secretary Mohamed Benson Bawoh.
This congress marks a significant moment in global football, as it celebrates FIFA’s 75th anniversary and welcomes leaders from all 211 member associations. It is the highest decision-making body in world football and sets the direction for the future of the game.
SLFA at 75th FIFA Congress: Strengthening Global Football Ties
The SLFA delegation is using the opportunity to engage with international football executives, explore partnerships, and advocate for football development in Sierra Leone. Their presence reaffirms the association’s commitment to good governance, collaboration, and investment in the local game.
“I am excited to have participated in the 75th FIFA Congress with my Vice President Harold Nat-Johnson and Acting General Secretary Mohamed Benson Bawoh,” said President Brima.
“This event focuses on key discussions shaping the future of football. We thank FIFA for its continued support and reaffirm SLFA’s dedication to being a respected voice in global football.”
Highlights from the 75th FIFA Congress
One major announcement was the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup 2025, which will take place in Miami, beginning on June 14. The tournament will feature 32 clubs and offer a prize pool of USD 1 billion, with an additional solidarity fund for non-participating teams.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino emphasized that all revenue will be reinvested into football to benefit clubs worldwide. He thanked global stakeholders for their contribution to making this event possible. The participation of the SLFA at 75th FIFA Congress marks a major step in strengthening Sierra Leone’s voice and presence in global football discussions.
The congress also discussed the ongoing implementation of the Global Stand Against Racism, which was approved during the previous FIFA Congress.
By attending this global gathering, SLFA leaders are ensuring Sierra Leone continues to grow within the international football community—both on and off the pitch.
