BY: Media Officer Foday Jatta Jaanus Pruuli, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Estonian club Paide Linnameeskond, says he is hoping to snap more Gambian talents for his club at the end of his scouting mission in the country. The Paide Club supremo arrived into the Gambia early this week after a failed attempt to be here last year thanks to the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease.

Real de Banjul is delighted to announce that the CEO of partner club Paide Linnameeskond, Jaanus Pruuli, is set to visit the Gambia next week for a scouting mission. Pruuli, who was supposed to have been in the country since last year (if not for the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)), will finally be in Banjul for what will be a ten-day trip where he will watch 1st and 2nd Division League matches as well as have a tour of our facilities in Basori and the Kerr Real office complex in Bakau amongst others.

Real de Banjul is delighted to announce the signing of star twins Sainey and Sanna Ceesay on youth team contracts. The talented teenagers, who both attend Kanifing East Senior Secondary School, possess brilliant football skills which led the Club’s Management to snap them up.

BY: Media Officer Foday Jatta Real de Banjul returned to a much needed winning form after Sunday’s narrow victory over BK Milan at the Live Your Dream Sports Academy (LYDSA) in Basori. Winger Modou Lamin Demba’s header gave The Whites all three points that takes them to third, six points behind Fortune FC and on the same points with the Gambia Ports Authority (GPA), who are second on the table thanks to their three goals difference from Ebou Jarra’s boys. Real De Banjul could have blown BK Milan away after dominating them for most of the encounter and creating many goal scoring openings but couldn’t capitalize, with Mamadi Ngum, Salifu Colley, Modou Lamin Demba, to name a few went close to scoring with midfielder Abdoulie Bah also missing a penalty.

Real de Banjul youngster Kajally Drammeh has been named the new captain of the Gambia U20. The teenager was named skipper of the Young Scorpions after guiding them to finish on the third position in the recently concluded 2021 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations in Mauritania.

BY: Media Officer Foday Jatta Real de Banjul returned to winning ways after their high flying start in the GFF league season with two wins in the opening two games followed with two loses and two draws as they triumphed in the Banjul-derby over Hawks FC at the Independence Stadium on Saturday. Teenager Salifu Colley’s sole goal in the 61st minute was enough for coach Ebou Jarra and his charges to see-off their city rivals, despite full-back Abdoulie Kah seeing red late in the first-half, climb to second in the league. The City Boys returned to winning ways to beat “a very organized” Hawks, according to the gaffer.