Title: The Lupopo club faces a notable absence: head coach Mohamed Magassouba leaves for training
Introduction :
The Lupopo club, one of the pillars of Congolese football, will have to do without its head coach, Mohamed Magassouba, for the first half of September. Indeed, the Malian coach was invited to Ivory Coast to lead a refresher session intended for FIFA-CAF trainers from West African countries. During his absence, his assistant Bertin Maku will take charge of the team. This news highlights the importance of continuing education for coaches and highlights the professionalism of the Lupopo club.
Mohamed Magassouba’s departure for training:
Coach Mohamed Magassouba, as instructor of FIFA instructors, was asked to participate in a refresher session in Abidjan. This training aims to strengthen the skills of FIFA-CAF trainers in the West African region. This is recognition of his expertise and his contribution to the development of football in the region. As a result, Mohamed Magassouba will be absent from the Lupopo camp from the beginning of September until September 10.
Continuity ensured by Bertin Maku:
During the absence of Mohamed Magassouba, his assistant Bertin Maku will take the reins of the team. Although briefly suspended by FECOFA in November, Bertin Maku quickly returned to Lupopo’s technical staff after being cleared of all charges during a disciplinary procedure. His experience and knowledge of the team will be valuable assets to maintain the course in the absence of the head coach.
A busy schedule for Lupopo:
The period during which Mohamed Magassouba will be absent corresponds to an important phase in Lupopo’s calendar. Indeed, the club will play two Linafoot matches, on August 31 against His Majesty Sanga Balende and September 3 against US Tshinkunku. These meetings will represent challenges for the team and the presence of Bertin Maku will be crucial to ensure the cohesion and performance of the team.
A decision supported by the club management:
Lupopo management granted authorization to Mohamed Magassouba to participate in the recycling session in Ivory Coast. This demonstrates management’s trust and support for their head coach, as well as the value of training and professional development at the club.
Conclusion :
The temporary absence of Lupopo head coach Mohamed Magassouba while attending a refresher session in Ivory Coast highlights the importance of continuing education for coaches. During this period, his assistant Bertin Maku will take charge of the team to maintain dynamics and performances.. This decision highlights the professionalism of the Lupopo club and its desire to develop and promote the skills of its technical staff.