Published: June 12, 2026
MONROVIA— Professional Sports Academy (PSA) has etched its name into Liberian football history after winning the Liberia Football Association Montserrado County CLA-Doe Sub-Committee Third Division League title in its debut season.
The academy’s championship run ended the dominance of Young Adidas, which had controlled the competition for several years, and established PSA as one of the country’s fastest-rising football institutions.
PSA finished the season with 32 points and a league-best 39 goals, demonstrating consistency, tactical discipline and attacking quality throughout the campaign.
The title sparked celebrations among players, coaches, supporters and club officials. The academy’s founder and chief executive officer, Ambassador Alioue Kebe, described the achievement as the fulfillment of the club’s long-term vision.
“This achievement is the result of hard work, discipline and dedication from everyone associated with the academy,” Kebe said. “Our mission has always been to develop young talent and provide opportunities for players to excel both nationally and internationally.”
Dominant Attack Fuels Success
PSA’s championship campaign was driven by one of the league’s most productive attacking units.
Forwards Mohammed S. Kallay and Theophilus K. Duo each scored 12 goals, combining for 24 of the club’s 39 goals and establishing themselves among the league’s top scorers.
Their performances helped PSA maintain its position at the top of the standings throughout the season, with the academy consistently outperforming opponents through an effective blend of technical quality and tactical organization.
Football observers have credited PSA’s success to its structured development model, which emphasizes youth training, discipline and modern coaching methods.
Strong Start to Playoffs
The newly crowned champions have carried their momentum into the Third Division playoffs.
PSA opened its playoff campaign with a 2-0 victory on Tuesday, strengthening hopes of further advancement within Liberia’s football pyramid and highlighting the club’s ambition to compete at higher levels of the game.
Building for the Future
Owned by Liberia’s ambassador for youth and sports development, Alioue Kebe, PSA has emerged as one of the country’s most ambitious football academies.
The institution focuses on identifying, developing and preparing young players for opportunities at the national, continental and international levels.
Its success comes as Liberia continues efforts to strengthen youth football development and expand pathways for emerging talent.
Football remains the country’s most popular sport, with thousands of young athletes participating in community and academy competitions. Many observers believe institutions such as PSA play a critical role in strengthening Liberia’s talent pipeline and creating opportunities for future generations of footballers.
With a league title secured, a playoff campaign underway and a growing reputation for excellence, PSA has positioned itself as a club to watch in Liberian football.
The academy’s historic championship season represents more than a trophy. It signals the emergence of a rising football powerhouse determined to make a lasting impact on the country’s sporting landscape.
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