The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Leopards rally has begun in Murcia, Spain, ahead of the two international break friendly matches against New Zealand and Angola. The players gradually arrived at the gathering place, with a first contingent already present and the rest of the group expected to arrive in the coming hours.
No training schedule has yet been announced, but we can expect sessions to begin soon once the group is complete. The list of players called up shows a diverse selection, with goalkeepers such as Siadi Baggio, Lionel Mpasi and Dimitry Bertaud. Defenders include names such as Gédéon Kalulu, Arthur Masuaku and Chancel Mbemba. On the midfield side, we find players such as Samuel Moutoussamy, Edo Kayembe and Théo Bongonda, while the attackers include players like Cédric Bakambu, Ben Malango and Jackson Muleka.
This gathering is an opportunity for the Congolese national team to work together and prepare for upcoming matches. Players will have the opportunity to strengthen their cohesion and game strategy, which will be essential for future encounters.
The DRC will first face New Zealand on October 13, followed by Angola on October 17. These friendly matches will allow the team to compete against international opponents and continue to progress on the football scene.
The DRC Leopards are expected to give their best during these matches and proudly represent their country. Congolese fans are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to support their team and see great performances on the pitch.
In conclusion, the assembly of the DRC Leopards for the friendly matches against New Zealand and Angola is underway. The players are preparing and familiarizing themselves with the team environment. Supporters are hoping for successful performances and a team that proudly represents the DRC.