02/09/2024
South Sudan Men's National Football Team coaches since 2009
Since the establishment of the South Sudan men's national football team in 2009, several coaches have taken the helm, each contributing to the team's development and growth in international football. Hereโs a comprehensive look at the coaches who have led the team over the years:
1. Stephen Constantine (2009โ2011) - The English coach was the first to manage the South Sudan national team, guiding them through their early days of international football.
2. Malesh Soro (2011โ2012) - A local talent, Malesh Soro, took over briefly, providing continuity after Constantine's departure.
3. Ismail Balanga (2012, 2013โ2014) - Serving two separate terms, Ismail Balanga played a significant role in shaping the early dynamics of the team.
4. Zoran ฤorฤeviฤ (2012โ2013) - The Serbian coach brought European experience to the team, influencing their playing style during his tenure.
5. Salyi Lolaku Samuel (2014) - Another local figure, Samuel contributed to the teamโs stability during a transitional phase.
6. Lee Sung-jea (2014โ2015) - The South Korean coach introduced a disciplined, tactical approach, enhancing the team's competitive edge.
7. Leo Adraa (2015โ2016) - Adraa, a coach with regional experience, helped the team gain confidence on the field.
8. Joseph Malesh (2016) - His short stint saw the team through a period of change, maintaining their competitive spirit.
9. Elya Wako (2017) - A local coach, Wakoโs leadership was marked by a commitment to developing homegrown talent.
10. Bilal Felix Komoyangi (2017โ2018) - His tenure focused on team-building and tactical refinement, crucial for the team's future competitions.
11. Ahcene Aรฏt-Abdelmalek (2018) - The Algerian coach brought a different perspective and approach, though his term was brief.
12. Ramsey Sebit (2018) - A short-term caretaker, Sebit provided continuity and steadiness during a transitional period.
13. Cyprian Besong Ashu (2019โ2021) - The