In a groundbreaking achievement, eleven-year-old striker Rachael Alieu has become the youngest player ever to grace the top-flight football leagues in Sierra Leone, setting records in both the male and female categories.

Rachael's journey to stardom began in 2022 when she joined the Young Strikers FC in Pujehun, her hometown. Her remarkable talent soon caught the attention of Mogbwemo Queens Football Club, based in Bonthe District, who invited her for a trial. Impressed by her skills on the field, Mogbwemo Queens' management swiftly registered her for the first-ever Women's Premier League in Sierra Leone.

Despite her tender age, Rachael displayed unmatched determination and skill during the league matches, earning her place in the history books as the youngest player to compete in the Women's Premier League. Her outstanding performance played a crucial role in Mogbwemo Queens' triumphant journey, with the team securing the championship title with an impressive 55 points.

Currently attending Every Nation Academy in Mogbwemo Town after relocating, Rachael Alieu's ascent to success has been nothing short of awe-inspiring. As a JSS 1 pupil, she has already achieved what many can only dream of, and her future in football shines brightly.

The young prodigy's accomplishments have not only made her a role model for aspiring young footballers but have also brought immense pride and joy to her family, club, and the entire nation. Sierra Leone celebrates the rise of a footballing star, and Rachael's story stands as a testament to the power of talent, passion, and determination in achieving greatness.

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