After it was reported that Benjamin Totori will leave Solomon Warriors to play for Ba, winger Dennis Ifunaoa has confirmed to Oceania Football Center that he is going to stay with Warriors for 2020 OFC Champions League. Ifunaoa came back to Solomon Islands in November after a sting in Fiji playing for Labasa.
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Benjamin Totori and Jason Thomas set to play for Ba in 2020
It was previously reported by Oceania Football Center that Jason Thomas could join Lautoka in 2020 as he played for the Baby Blues in the 2019 Pacific Cup but he is joining Ba. According to Fiji Football Association official social media, Solomon Islands legend Benjamin Totori is also set to play for Ba this year.Continue reading “Benjamin Totori and Jason Thomas set to play for Ba in 2020”
Ken Kerewi returns to Lupe o le Soaga
Nigerian player Kenneth Kerewi is back to Lupe o le Soaga. The 37 years old midfielder is joining the Samoan club to play the 2020 OFC Champions League preliminary round that will be played in New Zealand later this month. Kerewi adds lots of experience in the Lupe’s midfield. He recently played for Manurewa AFCContinue reading “Ken Kerewi returns to Lupe o le Soaga”
Meet Hekari United’s new Brazilian players
Papua New Guinean club Hekari United signed with two Brazilian players for 2020 OFC Champions League but their profiles were unknown until now. Oceania Football Center tell all you need to know about them. Erick Joe Ribeiro Moreira Lopes is a 23 years old central back. He played at youth level for Vitória and Confiança.Continue reading “Meet Hekari United’s new Brazilian players”
Raymond Gunemba: Ecuadorian players will boost Lae City
Lae City new players arrived in Papua New Guinea. Abdias Aguirre and Gustine Vergara came from Ecuador to play the 2020 OFC Champions League for them. According to Lae City’s captain Raymond Gunemba these new players will increase the level of the team – “I believe that they are good players and they will reallyContinue reading “Raymond Gunemba: Ecuadorian players will boost Lae City”
2019-20 Telekom S-League has not finished yet
The 2019-20 Telekom S-League runners-up will debut in the 2020 OFC Champions League on February 15 at Luganville Soccer City Stadium, Vanuatu. It is already known that Solomon Warriors and Henderson Eels are qualified but the current season of Telekom S-League has not finish yet. SEE MOREHenderson Eels: waiting for a miracleLocal transfer rules prevent SolomonContinue reading “2019-20 Telekom S-League has not finished yet”
Will Jason Thomas play 2020 OFC Champions League for Lautoka?
It was recently reported by Oceania Football Center that there were some rumours linking Ni-Vanuatu defender Jason Thomas to Malampa Revivors. However it was announced today that Revivors signed with three new players and Jason Thomas is not one of them. It seems that Thomas will not play 2020 OFC Champions League for a Ni-VanuatuContinue reading “Will Jason Thomas play 2020 OFC Champions League for Lautoka?”
Malampa Revivors announce three new players for 2020 OFC Champions League
After some rumours, Ni-Vanuatu side Malampa Revivors announced three new players to help them in the 2020 OFC Champions League. Bob Jeffery (Tafea), Azariah Soromon (Tupuji Imere) and Tom Loic (Ifira Black Bird) will join the team soon. Bob Jeffery will play for Revivors for the second time in his career. He also played theContinue reading “Malampa Revivors announce three new players for 2020 OFC Champions League”
Carter scores a hat-trick as Galaxy FC smash Port Vila squad in a friendly match
As it was previously reported, Galaxy FC were supposed to play a friendly match against Port Vila squad in order to keep their preparation for 2020 OFC Champions League. Port Vila squad counted on some important players from other Port Vila Premier League teams like Tafea, Erakor Golden Star and Ifira Black Bird. You canContinue reading “Carter scores a hat-trick as Galaxy FC smash Port Vila squad in a friendly match”
Local transfer rules prevent Solomon Islands’ teams from getting stronger for OFC Champions League
The 2019-20 Telekom S-League is getting closer to its end. Solomon Warriors and Henderson Eels are already qualified for 2020 OFC Champions League. However both teams will face troubles to strengthen their squads for the continental championship. According to local sources the transfer window of Solomon Islands closed on November 8 and it will notContinue reading “Local transfer rules prevent Solomon Islands’ teams from getting stronger for OFC Champions League”
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