Walter Moore, a distinguished Guyanese footballer renowned for his defensive prowess, has had a profound impact on both national and international football. Beginning his international career in 2004, Moore earned 77 caps and scored five goals for the Guyana national team. citeturn0search2 In October 2016, after 17 years of dedicated service, he announced his retirement from international football, expressing a desire to provide opportunities for younger players and to focus on his professional career. citeturn0search5
Following his international retirement, Moore continued to excel at the club level, playing for teams in Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Kazakhstan, and Finland. In March 2015, he signed a two-year contract with Finnish club FF Jaro, further solidifying his international career. citeturn0search2 In 2018, he joined AC Oulu before returning to FF Jaro in 2019. Moore concluded his professional playing career in January 2024. citeturn0search3
Post-retirement, Moore has remained actively involved in football, focusing on scouting and coaching to nurture emerging talent. In May 2017, he collaborated with his club coach, Kristian Heames, to conduct a talent identification program in Guyana, aiming to secure European trials and contracts for promising local players. citeturn0search7 Currently, Moore serves as the manager of Finnish club Jakobstads BK, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to the sport. citeturn0search3
As of now, there is no recent information indicating that Walter Moore has terminated any contracts with Guyana. His legacy continues through his contributions to football development and mentorship.
