Adel Al-Radi is coaching the Liberian national team.

The Liberian Football Federation officially announced the appointment of Moroccan coach Adel Al-Radi as the new head coach of the Liberian national team, under a contract that extends for three years, with the aim of leading the "Lonestar" team towards a new phase of development and formation, seeking qualification for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations and enhancing the local football system.

The choice of the Liberian federation for the Moroccan coach is based on his impressive coaching career and extensive experience in African football. Al-Radi, who was born in the capital Rabat and also holds Belgian nationality, possesses a "UEFA Pro" coaching license that allows him to lead major sports projects, in addition to his deep understanding of the peculiarities of football on the African continent through his previous experiences.

The period that Adel Al-Radi spent with the Rwandan army club is considered the highlight of his coaching career, as he led the team to achieve a historic leap by winning the local league title for three consecutive seasons and breaking a national record by avoiding defeat in 50 consecutive matches, along with guiding the team to the second round of the African Champions League for the first time in its history.

On the national level, the Moroccan coach previously worked as an assistant coach to the Spaniard Juan Carlos Garrido at the Green Castle with Raja Club Athletic, and he held the position of technical director at Ittihad Tangier. He also took charge of the coaching staff at Kawkab Marrakech, in addition to having coaching experiences in the Ghanaian league and with youth teams of some Belgian clubs, which presents him with a new challenge to prove the competence of Moroccan coaches in leading African national teams.