Fatshimetrie: the Leopards U20 selection training course with new coach Guy Bukasa in Morocco
For almost a year, Guy Bukasa has been appointed head of the Leopards U20 selection, bringing a breath of fresh air and dynamism to the team. Currently on an internship in Morocco, the young technician faces many challenges as his team prepares to face the Atlas Lion Cubs for the second time this week.
However, this internship is not without difficulties. Indeed, the team is in the midst of a transition, with several major players absent for various reasons. This situation led Bukasa to rely on new, younger and inexperienced talent in order to rebuild a competitive team. Players such as Noah Mawete, Kévin Nkumu, and Ibrahim Matobo are taking their first steps in the national team, bringing a breath of freshness and dynamism to a group in full transformation.
Among these new talents, Ibrahim Matobo particularly stands out. In great form with FC Les Aigles du Congo, the lively and talented winger has been a key element in recent matches. His first national selection was an opportunity for him to show the full extent of his talent and his determination to succeed at the highest level. With 6 assists and 1 goal this season, Matobo embodies the next generation and hope for the Leopards U20 team.
However, despite the challenges encountered during this internship in Morocco, Guy Bukasa remains optimistic about the future of the team. His priority is now to form a solid and competitive team for the next CAN U20 qualifiers. After a year of hard work, between scouting, internships and player training, Bukasa is determined to lead the Leopards U20 to success and return to major international competitions.
In short, this internship in Morocco is a truly crucial step for the Leopards U20 team, marking the start of a new era under the direction of Guy Bukasa. Supported by promising young talents and driven by an iron will, the Congolese coach aspires to restore all its greatness to a team in search of success and recognition on the international scene.