Soccer Stories: Ibra Sanoh From West Guinea to the Record Goalscorer at Holland College - a podcast by Andrew Murray

Ibra Sanoh is one of this year's new signings for the HFX Wanderers and he was an absolute phenom of a striker last year at Holland College in PEI. 

 Ibra came to Canada from West Guinea (a French-speaking part of Africa) as his father specifically wanted to send him to an English-speaking area of Canada to study.  

Once in PEI he had to adapt to a more physical style of soccer in Canada. 

And yet, when it comes to stats, he dominated his league, like his record of 101 goals scored in 70 games!

Ibra has a solid head on his shoulders and some great advice to give for young soccer players who want to follow in his footsteps.

One of the interesting things that came up in the interview was his decision to take some time off the soccer pitch and specifically bulk up. He knew he needed to get stronger to take his game to the next level, and he worked extra-hard to achieve the results.

After spending about an hour chatting, you can easily see that Ibra is one of the nicest and most genuine people who gave very thoughtful answers to our numerous questions!  

All in all, this interview is worth a solid listen for all fans of soccer, and especially for HFX Wanderers Fans.

Timestamps available on the blog post:

http://cplfever.ca/ibra-sanoh-interview/

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