Roc Nation Sports International Partners with eBanor Sports Agency to Support Gambian Talents

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Roc Nation Sports International (RNSI) has partnered with eBanor Sports Agency, led by Sheriff ML Jarju, to jointly support the career of rising Gambian football talent Francis Gomez and other young players under this partnership.

Gomez, a standout winger from Sibonor United Football Club, is widely regarded as one of the brightest young prospects in the country. This partnership will focus on helping guide his long-term development and opening up opportunities for progression in Europe and beyond.

“Francis is an exciting young talent with real potential to succeed at the highest level,” said Nathan Campbell, Head of Global Recruitment for Football. “We’re pleased to be working closely with Sheriff Jarju and eBanor Sports Agency to support his journey both on and off the pitch.”

On his part, Sheriff ML Jarju, the CEO of eBanor Sports Agency expressed his delight to seal this partnership with ROC Nation Sports International. “This partnership will give Gambian players the opportunity to be seen and given the chance to make it into professional football with hard work and determination”, says Sheriff ML Jarju.

This initiative forms part of RNSI’s broader Africa strategy, which centres on authentic partnerships with trusted local agents and academies to nurture elite youth talent across the continent.

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Baboucarr Fallaboweh
Baboucarr Fallaboweh Sports Editor (Buba Jallow Fallaboweh) is a Gambian football expert, football analyst & columnist. The Stockholm-based Journalist is a media officer, football Scout, PR, Influencer and Digital creator. I started my journalism career as a football analyst in 2012 with Vibes FM and went on to work with CityLimit, West Coast, Hot FM, Freedom Radio, Eye Africa and Afri Radio as a content producer and presenter. In 2013, I attended Football Daily on the BBC SPORTS where we discussed the different styles of Football played in Africa. I Went on to freelance for The Point Newspaper, Freedom Newspaper, Daily Observer and Standard Newspaper before being appointed as Sports Editor with the Alkamba Times in March 2022.  I have worked for Magazines like Glo Magazine and Foot54 covering Gambian football and African Football.   Between 2020 -2021 I worked as a scout for the Gambia Football Federation, scouting talents for the U17 &U20.  From 2017 to 2021, I served as Media officer for GFF First division teams Team Rhino and Marimoo and also as media Officer of Banjul FC, fourth Division tier in Sweden and Darboe’s FC (Female second division club in the Gambia). I served as a PR for Superstars Academy.   With Afrencon, I was a data analyst before I joined LightHouse as a head scout for the Gambia project. In organizational structures, I served as the ambassador of the John Bass Kidney Foundation and one of the founders of the foundation creating kidney awareness in the Gambia.   I also served two positions in the Gambian organization in Sweden, as Sports chairman and the secretary of the associations.   After 12 years of being a football journalist, I was named 3rd best sports column writer in Africa year 2021 by the reputable sports media organization AIPS. I finished in the top 35 in the world with my article titled Back way: Gambian footballers in deadly Voyage to Europe.   With over 500 articles and interviews, analysis, profiling, features and news, I was shortlisted for the Gambia Press Union National Journalist Award 2022. I submitted the article which was co-written alongside Momodou Bah From Living Through Despair to Being An Agent Of Hope, The Inspiring Story Of John Bass.   I have served as an advisers to Football academies, clubs, and players and others. I have hosted dozens of shows and was invited as a guest on both radio, TV and the online press. I also covered the Gambia's maiden AFCON debut in 2021 in Cameroon.  

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