Faced with its local rival, TP Mazembe, which is massively strengthening, Saint Eloi Lupopo is preparing its response. The Lushois club has officially announced the arrival of Borel Tomandzoto Beliada in its workforce for next season. This 21-year-old striker reinforces the attacking sector of the team which is preparing to participate in a new edition of the Confederation Cup.
Borel Tomandzoto, who played last season at AS Otôho d’Oyo, becomes the 4th Red Devil to join the Railwaymen, as announced by Lupopo on Twitter. He thus joins Kartier Dembélé, a 25-year-old Malian international, who signed with the club on July 31.
With these new recruits, Lupopo affirms its desire to renew its workforce and strengthen itself to face the competition. The club is looking to rival TP Mazembe, who have dominated Congolese football in recent years.
This recruitment testifies to Saint Eloi Lupopo’s determination to regain its former glory. The club, which has known hours of glory in the past years, hopes to find the path of success and reconnect with the trophies.
Next season promises to be exciting for Congolese football fans, with an expected battle between TP Mazembe and Saint Eloi Lupopo for local supremacy. Fans of both teams are eagerly awaiting the start of the competition to see who will emerge victorious from this intense duel.
In this context, Borel Tomandzoto Beliada will have a crucial role to play in Lupopo’s attack. At only 21 years old, he has already shown great things with AS Otôho d’Oyo, and he will have to confirm all his qualities under the colors of the Railwaymen.
Interestingly, the summer transfer window is a key period in preparing teams for the new season. Clubs are on the lookout for talent and looking to strengthen their squads to achieve their goals. Saint Eloi Lupopo is an example of this with these strategic recruitments.
In conclusion, the arrival of Borel Tomandzoto Beliada in Saint Eloi Lupopo is a strong sign of the club’s ambition to reconnect with the heights of Congolese football. With a reinforced workforce, Lupopo intends to compete with TP Mazembe and hopes to shine in the next edition of the Confederation Cup