Mohamed Bangura
Mohamed Bangura (2014)
Mohamed Bangura ( born July 27, 1989 in Freetown ) is a Sierra Leonean football player. The striker denied his previous professional career in his home country, Sweden, Scotland and Turkey.
Career
Bangura began his career in the adult sector in 2005 at FC Kallon in his hometown. There he became a prolific striker, culminating in his first appeal for the Sierra Leonean national team in early 2010. A short time later he moved to Europe and joined on loan to the Swedish third division club IFK Värnamo in Division 1 at. In supervised by Jonas Thern team he was quick with service providers and was in the first half of the third division season 2010 one of the guarantees that the club established itself at the top.
As a regular scorer Bangura had made higher class attention. In July of that year he moved within Sweden for AIK in the Allsvenskan and first class signed for the club from Solna a valid until the end of 2013 three and a half -year contract. First, he made his debut on July 24 as a substitute for Pontus Engblom in the 0-1 away defeat against Malmö FF in the Allsvenskan, before four days later as part of the qualification for the Champions League 2010/11 against the Norwegian representative Rosenborg BK on the side Goran Ljubojević, Robert Åhman - Persson, Daniel Tjernström and Nils -Eric Johansson was the first time in the starting lineup. For the club located in a relegation battle, he showed up in the episode as a scorer useful: After he had scored in the 2-1 win against IF Brommapojkarna early August his first two goals in the league, he crowned himself within the association with six goals this season top scorer. As Tabellenelfter the Association of the League remained.
At the start of the following season made Bangura together with his compatriot Ibrahim Bangura Teteh the strike partnership of AIK, where he continued to score goals on the one hand, but on the other hand, especially as a template generator for the strike partner in appearance occurred. After he left the club in the direction of Turkey, he made the Ghanaian Kwame Karikari the attack of the Stockholm club.
30 August 2011 Bangura signed a contract for four years at Celtic. However, under coach Neil Lennon, he played only a minor role and denied - after he had been in the regular part of the 2011 /12 Scottish Premier League nine missions usually as a substitute - in the championship finals only a game, as the club 's ahead of city rivals Glasgow Rangers brought together on 20 points and won the 43rd Scottish championship in the club's history. At the beginning of the following season, he was only a reserve player when he came on Matchday the away game at Inverness Caledonian Thistle in a 4-0 lead. Therefore Shortly before the end of the summer transfer window, he returned on loan until the end of Allsvenskan season 2012 to AIK to support the club in the fight for the championship.
In the spring of 2014 Bangura joined the Turkish TFF 1 Lig to Istanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor.