Jerome Damon

Jerome Damon, born on April fourth, nineteen seventy-two, is a distinguished retired South African football referee. His career in officiating began in the late nineties, and he quickly rose to prominence in the world of football.

As an international referee since two thousand, Damon showcased his skills on the global stage. He was on stand-by for the prestigious 2006 FIFA World Cup and officiated at multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments in two thousand four, two thousand six, two thousand eight, and two thousand ten.

His exceptional performance earned him recognition, as he was voted PSL Referee of the Season for two consecutive seasons, in two thousand four to five and two thousand eight to nine. His contributions to the sport have left a lasting impact on South African football.

In two thousand ten, Damon was preselected as a referee for the FIFA World Cup, further solidifying his reputation as one of the top referees in the game.