Born in Bakau, The Gambia
Current Club: St Johnstone FC (Scotland)
Position: Forward
Adama Sidibeh is a Gambian professional footballer whose remarkable journey from the streets of Bakau to the Scottish Premiership has inspired fans across Africa and beyond.
According to our source, Sidibeh began his career with Soccer Boys FA in The Gambia and later Marimoo FC and Gambia Ports Authority (GPA), where his pace, strength, and sharp finishing earned him local recognition. In 2022, driven by ambition, he moved to England, starting from the bottom of non-league football with AFC Blackpool and Cheadle Heath Nomads.
At Nomads, Sidibeh scored 20 goals in 19 matches, earning the nickname “the Gambian goal machine.” His impressive form led to a move to Warrington Rylands, where he continued his scoring streak with 16 goals in 30 games.
In January 2024, his perseverance paid off when he signed a professional contract with St Johnstone FC in the Scottish Premiership. Known for his work ethic, speed, and determination, Sidibeh quickly became a fan favorite, exemplifying the rewards of dedication and beliefs.
Sidibeh made his international debut for Gambia in a 5–1 victory over Seychelles in June 2024, scoring in the 78th minute. Since then, he has been a consistent performer for the national team. October 10, 2025: In a thrilling 3–4 loss to Gabon, Sidibeh scored in the 47th minute, showcasing his ability to find the back of the net even in challenging matches. October 14, 2025: Sidibeh played a pivotal role in Gambia’s 7–0 victory over Seychelles, scoring two goals, helping secure a dominant win for the Scorpions.
From barefoot street games in Bakau to professional football in Scotland, Adama Sidibeh’s story is a powerful reminder that with hard work and faith, even the most distant dreams can become reality.
Congratulations Sidibeh, keep scoring.
