this last occasion, Bantamoi was also awarded as the league's Best Goalkeeper of the Year. In 2009, the Sierra Leonean could add some bits of continental experience to his career when he and Inter Turku were granted access to the second qualification round of the UEFA Champions League, although they were immediately eliminated by Moldovan side Sheriff Tiraspol, following a double 1-0 loss. However, during the 2010 season, Bantamoi featured for the Finnish side less and less, eventually losing his place in the starting XI to Janne Korhonen. At the start of 2011, he left the club, having collected a total amount of 106 league appearances in the Veikkausliiga (31 with KuPS, 75 with Inter Turku). On January 28 of the same year, Bantamoi was signed by Dutch team Telstar, playing in the local second tier, for the remainder of the season. However, he never featured for the Witte Leeuwen, with the starting spot between the sticks being held by Cor Varkevisser. At the end of the season, Bantamoi left Telstar and became a free agent. In 2014, after two years and a half of inactivity, the Sierra Leonean returned to Finland to sign with FC Espoo, who had recently won promotion to the Kakkonen, third level of the local football system. However, as he didn't make a single appearance for the club, in June he was sent on loan to second-tier side FC Viikingit. Although this spell proved to be extremely short, as it lasted just two months, Bantamoi managed to feature seven times between the sticks for the Viikkarit. However, his side suffered relegation as they finished at the bottom of the league table, with just 6 points, one single win, 19 goals scored and a whopping 81 conceded (17 of which by the Sierra Leonean himself). His "home team" Espoo eventually relegated, too, so Bantamoi decided to make his third move of 2014, joining Veikkausliiga side RoPs on a free transfer for the rest of the season. Mainly used as a reserve for Saku-Pekka Sahlgren, he still made three appearances for the Rovaniemi-based team, but then parted ways with the club at the end of the season. He remained a free agent until August 2015, before returning once more to Viikingit, this time in the Kakkonen, but after just a couple of appearances for the team he announced his retire. International career In 2003, Bantamoi was chosen