Liberian Players Transfers: Liberian football talent continues to shine as players secure high-profile moves, return to familiar clubs, or navigate career transitions. In this article, we explore the most recent transfer updates involving Liberian footballers, their career highlights, and the challenges they face.

Tirana FC Signs Liberian Striker Emmanuel Ernest on Two-Year Deal

On Wednesday, September 2, Tirana Football Club, an Albanian top-flight team, revealed the two-year contract Liberia’s striker Emmanuel Ernest signed. By mutual agreement, the 24-year-old forward who signed with the Albanians recently parted ways with Swiss side FC Aarau.

For talented striker Ernest, this might be seen as a fresh beginning on a new platform where he can at last be expressive. In Tirana’s search for domestic titles and success in European competitions, his adaptability and goal-scoring ability can be really beneficial.

Nohan Kenneh Returns to Ross County on Loan

Liberian international Nohan Kenneh will be returning on loan from Hibernian FC, according to Scottish Premiership team Ross County FC. Turning out 18 times and demonstrating his capacity to fit into numerous roles on the pitch, the 20-year-old midfielder impressed during his first Ross County season.

As Ross County strives for a better league place, Kenneh is anticipated to be consistent and adaptable this season. His coming back emphasizes his value to the squad, and the supporters are eager about what he will offer in the next months.

Bo Cummins Drafted by Houston Dynamo FC in MLS SuperDraft

Houston Dynamo FC selected Liberian ancestry defender Bo Cummins in the second round of the 2025 MLS Superdraft, therefore marking the third Liberian player drafted this year.

With Wake Forest University, Cummins had a remarkable collegiate career, making 64 appearances and helping to create 11 clean sheets, thereby adding an assist in the process. He won MVP in high school and made the 2024 ACC All-Tournament Team.

As he progresses to professional soccer, Cummins will be out to make his name in Major League Soccer and add a lot of depth to Houston Dynamo’s backline.

Moses Nyeman Departs from Minnesota United

Liberian-born midfielder Moses Nyeman has parted ways with Minnesota United after a challenging 2024 season. He signed with the club in January on a one-year deal, but Nyeman found it hard to establish himself in the first team and made only four senior appearances.

Most of that playing time came with the club’s reserve team in MLS Next Pro, where he didn’t get much of an opportunity to showcase his full potential. Minnesota opted not to pick up Nyeman’s extension clauses for 2025 and 2026, which allows Nyeman to reach the market as a free agent in search of a new club.

Patrick Weah Leaves Minnesota United After Loan Struggles

Not retained by Minnesota United, another Liberian-born Patrick Weah, 21, is also clubless. He spent part of the last season on loan at Danish second-tier side HB Køge, which was difficult.

Even in those brief 30 minutes across four substitute appearances, Weah made little impact on the field, leading to the premature termination of his loan deal. Now without a club, Weah faces the critical task of revitalizing his career. With his talent and potential, there is optimism that he can find a new opportunity soon.

Liberian Players Transfers: Bright Futures Ahead for Liberian Football Stars

As Liberian players continue making key moves in different leagues, the future is still bright for Liberian football. These players are always followed by fans in hopes of a world class performance.