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The Reds are keen on the 22-year-old as they look to bolster their options in the wide attacking areas.
Minteh is currently sidelined after undergoing surgery on a right-leg injury suffered during Brighton’s 3-0 friendly victory over Roma earlier this month.
He is expected to remain out of action for around another eight weeks.
But despite his in...
The journey back to Farato began with tears.
By the time they reached the Serekunda garage, the afternoon had already begun to soften into evening. The heat that had pressed down upon the town for most of the day was losing its sharpness, and a faint breeze moved through the roadside trees. The lorries came and went in a noisy procession, each one announcing its des...
‘The Lofty Standards of Gratitude One Must Adopt’
After reciting Tashahhud, Ta’awwuz and Surah al-Fatihah, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad(aba) said that he has been mentioning the Holy Prophet’s (sa) teachings about gratitude along with his own example in this regard. He began by explaining how God’s true servant, the Promised Messiah(as), under...
By Sulayman Jeng
What happens when fear becomes a ruler’s greatest weapon—and ordinary people finally decide they have had enough?
In the fictional West African nation of Kankary Kunda, power has become personal. The Mansa rules through intimidation, division and silence, while families and communities learn to survive beneath the weight o...
By Dr Cherno Omar Barry
In the late 1980s, The Gambia passed through one of the most difficult economic periods of its post-independence history. Economic reforms and public-sector retrenchment meant that many people suddenly found themselves without jobs. Behind the language of economic recovery were real human beings: workers who could no longer p...