The Railwaymen of Saint Eloi Lupopo are preparing to face their local rival, the Mazembe team, which is massively strengthening its workforce. With this in mind, the club has formalized the arrival of Borel Tomandzoto Beliada, a young 21-year-old striker. This recruit comes to reinforce the offensive sector of Lupopo, which seeks to position itself for the next season of the Confederation Cup.
Borel Tomandzoto, who played last season at AS Otôho d’Oyo, thus becomes the fourth player to join the ranks of the Cheminots. This acquisition comes on top of that of Kartier Dembélé, a 25-year-old Malian international, who joined the team on July 31.
These recruitments testify to Lupopo’s desire to renew its forces for the next edition of the Confederation Cup. Faced with competition from Mazembe, the team seeks to strengthen itself in order to obtain good results and compete with its local opponent.
The recruitment of young talents like Borel Tomandzoto also shows Lupopo’s desire to develop its training and bet on promising players. This strategy will not only allow the team to strengthen its workforce, but also lay the foundations for a solid and competitive future.
For Lupopo supporters, these new signings are a source of optimism and excitement. They hope that these reinforcements will allow the team to regain their winning momentum and challenge Mazembe on the pitch.
It now remains to be seen how these new players will fit into the squad and what impact they will have on Lupopo’s performance. In the meantime, the fans remain confident and continue to support their team, hoping to see Saint Eloi Lupopo shine on the pitch in the next Confederation Cup season