Ghana international Kamaldeen Sulemana has been named Southampton FC’s PFA Community Champion for the 2024/25 season, recognizing his outstanding commitment to local outreach. Sulemana’s consistent participation in community programs and willingness to connect with participants have made a meaningful impact. A notable example is his visit to Oasis Academy Mayfield, where he adapted his communication style to engage with students with varying abilities.
Sulemana also demonstrated dedication by staying past his scheduled time to support a local tournament, engaging with winners and runners-up, and ensuring every participant left with encouragement and a photograph. Saints Foundation Managing Director Sam Fulling praised Sulemana’s commitment and ability to engage meaningfully with participants.
The PFA CEO, Maheta Molango, commended players across clubs for their off-field commitment and social responsibility. Meg Collett, representing the women’s team, was also named a Community Champion, highlighting Southampton’s players’ admirable service. Sulemana’s award showcases his positive impact beyond football, inspiring others with his community-focused efforts. His recognition is a testament to his dedication to making a difference in the community.
