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A former Premier League worship was selected in the first round of the new Baller League draft held on Monday night.
Baller League is a new weekly indoor football tournament, coming to the United Kingdom for the first time – with former Legas like Ian Wright and John Terry and YouTube Stars, including TBJZL and MINIMINER, managing teams.
12 teams play in six-sided matches, with the four main teams of the League advancing to the play-off final in May, where the inaugural champion of the competition will be decided.
It will be similar to the Kings League of Gerard Pique, Spain and Germany version of the Baller League.
Now a former Premier League worship was selected for the competition when it was chosen in the first round.
Bakary Sako, who appeared to Wolves, Crystal Palace and West Bromwich Albion, made 47 Appears for Eagles in two spells in southern London.
A former Premier League worship was selected in the first round of the new dance league draft
Bakary Sako, who appeared to Wolves, Crystal Palace and West Bromwich Albion, made 47 appearances for the Eagles in two spells in southern London
The league started in a plane hanger in colony, but now branched abroad
Sako, now 36, was selected by seventh overall in the draft of Deportrio – the team run by Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards.
During his playing career, the wing also made 118 appearances for Wolves and appeared in five matches for the black country’s rival.
Sako’s national team comes after host Maya Jama and Juventus striker Alisha Lehmann were announced as the latest managers before the Baller League launch.
Lehmann, who plays for Juventus, had already participated in the first season of the Baller League in Germany in 2023.
Swiss soccer player and former Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski were the managers of ‘Streets United’, who won the inaugural season.
The league started in a plane hanger in colony, but now branched abroad.
The six-sided league will take place every Monday until mid-May, with 12 teams involved and each match will be broadcast live alongside a weekly youtubers show.
