Jarma Mohamed has etched his name into Jersey Bulls history by becoming the first player in the club’s existence to receive a full senior international call-up while representing the team. The 21-year-old midfielder has been recalled to the Somalia squad for their upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Ghana, marking a monumental milestone for the eighth-tier side. This achievement cements Mohamed’s status as a pivotal figure for both the club and his national team, bridging the gap between local grassroots football and the international stage.
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The summer signing has been instrumental in Jersey Bulls’ remarkable campaign, featuring in all 15 of the club’s Isthmian League South Central fixtures this season. His consistent performances have helped propel the islanders to the top of the table, showcasing his tactical intelligence and work rate. With a rich youth pedigree that includes spells at the academies of Manchester City, Liverpool, and Wigan Athletic, Mohamed brings elite technical quality to the lower leagues, having previously featured for Somalia against Mauritius in March.
Director Ian Horswell highlighted the significance of the moment, stating, “This is an incredibly proud moment for everyone associated with Jersey Bulls Football Club.” He emphasized that for Mohamed to achieve this distinction while wearing the Jersey Bulls shirt is a fantastic achievement for both the individual and the organization. This historic call-up not only validates the club’s development pathway but also serves as a powerful inspiration for young players in the Channel Islands, proving that international recognition is attainable at every level of the football pyramid.
Source: Yahoo Sports
