In a bold move ahead of the upcoming Liberia Football Association (LFA) elections, Cassell Kuoh, representing FC Fassell, has issued a challenge to the current president, Mustapha Raji. Kuoh is calling for an election that is open, competitive, and free from any manipulation. He emphasized the importance of allowing delegates the freedom to vote and declared that the best vision for Liberian football should triumph. His call for transparency and accountability resonated with the audience at the Extraordinary Congress.

Kuoh rejected any notions of a predetermined outcome and asserted that the future of Liberian football hinges on genuine democratic processes. He is ready to stand as a candidate in the forthcoming elections, asserting his commitment to participate actively and ensuring that his name will be on the ballot. His statements reflect a determination to challenge the status quo and advocate for leadership that is earned through democratic means rather than pre-arranged agreements.

The tone of Kuoh's challenge is certainly combative, suggesting a pivotal moment in Liberian football governance. He is rallying support while appealing to the delegation’s sense of fairness and integrity in the election process. The outcome of this election promises to have significant implications for the future of football in Liberia, particularly in terms of leadership accountability and the overall direction of the sport in the country.