Choro Mbenga kocin kwallon ne na Gambiya kuma tsohon dan wasa, wanda shine manajan kungiyar Red Scorpions FC [de] ta Gambiya a yanzu, kuma mataimakin kocin Kungiyar kwallon kafa ta mata ta Gambiya.[de]

Choro Mbenga
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Gambiya, 20 century
ƙasa Gambiya
Sana'a
Sana'a association football manager (en) Fassara da ɗan wasan ƙwallon ƙafa
Hanya
Ƙungiyoyi Shekaru Wasanni da ya/ta buga Ƙwallaye
 

Dan uwan Choro Mbenga Des Samba ya kasance koci kuma manaja a Red Scorpions FC [de], kuma daga baya ta kasance shugabar ƙwallon ƙafa ta mata na hukumar ƙwallon ƙafa ta Gambia (yanzu hukumar ƙwallon ƙafa ta Gambiya) na wa'adi biyu ba a jere ba.[1][2]

Mbenga ya buga wa tawagar Gambian Red Scorpions FC a matsayin Mai tsaron gida.[3][4]

A shekara ta 2011, Mbenga ta dauki bakuncin gasar horar da kwallon kafa ta mata ta Confederation of African Football a Addis Ababa, Habasha. Daga 2014-15, ta kasance mai kula da kwallon kafa na mata na Gambia.[5] Yayinda take cikin rawar, ta shirya bikin kwallon kafa na mata na farko a Gambiya, ga 'yan mata masu shekaru tsakanin 6 zuwa 12 a Yundum.[6]

Mbenga ta yi aiki a matsayin kocin Red Scorpions FC,[7] kuma a matsayin mataimakin kocin Kungiyar kwallon kafa ta mata ta Gambiya, da kuma kungiyar kwallon kafa ce ta mata ta kasa da shekaru 17 ta Gambija.[8] Ita ce kadai mace ta Gambiya da ke da lasisin digiri na FIFA B.[2] Ta jagoranci Red Scorpians zuwa matsayi na biyu a gasar zakarun Division One League ta 2009. A shekara ta 2016, an dakatar da Mbenga da mataimakinta Dodou Faye saboda kai hari kan alƙalin. Ta kasance kociyar dan wasan kwallon kafa na Gambian da Red Scorpians Fatim Jawara, wanda ya mutu a 2016 bayan ya yi ƙoƙarin haye Tekun Bahar Rum.[1] Mbenga kuma ya jagoranci Red Scorpions zuwa Gasar Cin Kofin Kungiyar Kungiyar Kungiya ta 2019.

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