Jerome Narayan, the goalkeeper for the Bula Boys, is set to represent the AuFFI All Stars in the upcoming 2024 Flick Hygiene Pacific Community Cup, which begins tomorrow at Lautoka’s Churchill Park.
At just 22 years old, the Sydney-based goalkeeper has showcased his skills by playing a crucial role in Fiji’s World Cup qualifier group matches, earning recognition for his strong performances with the national team.
The AuFFI All Stars squad boasts several notable players, including Papua New Guinea’s national striker Tommy Semmy and Japanese international So Kataoka. Former Fiji U20 representatives Nickel Chand, Gulam Razool, Clarence Hussein, and Abdullah Aiyas also bring their talents to the team. Additionally, players like Manasa Nawakula from Tavua, Geary Kubu from Tailevu Naitasiri, and ex-Lautoka left-back Aaron Edward strengthen the 22-member squad.
Enhancing the team’s depth and experience are guest players Nicholas Olsen, Jacob Tratt, Jalil Oscar Regague, and Azad Kasumovie. The team will be led by Eswa ‘Ninja’ Nadan, and managed by the former Nadroga representative, Moshin Javed Nabi.
The All Stars are set to kick off their campaign against Navua in their first match at 6:15 PM tomorrow. This tournament not only highlights local talents but also fosters stronger community ties through sports, offering fans a thrilling opportunity to support their teams.
In summary, the AuFFI All Stars are well-prepared for their opening match, demonstrating a blend of youth and experience that could prove advantageous in the competition.
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