Football, the king sport in the Democratic Republic of Congo, once again brings together enthusiasts around the Leopards A’ for their imminent participation in the friendship tournament in Mali. An event awaited, both by supporters and observers of Congolese football, who seek to see the evolution of this promising team.
The pre-selection of 35 players by coach Otis Ngoma Kondi highlights the talent pool available to the DRC. From goalkeepers to attackers, defenders and midfielders, each sector of the game is represented by competent players, ready to defend the colors of their country. Familiar names like Jackson Lunanga, Ernest Luzolo Sita and Elie Mpanzu rub shoulders with newcomers, bringing freshness and dynamism to the team.
The Leopards A’ preparation program is carefully planned, with a gathering from May 28 for maximum cohesion before leaving for Bamako on May 31. The warm-up matches scheduled for June 2 and 5 will be crucial tests for the team, who will look to fine-tune their strategy and game before the start of the tournament. A return to Kinshasa on June 6 will allow the players to recover before taking on Niger, in a match whose date has yet to be defined.
The final selection of the 25 players promises to be a major issue, with passionate debates surrounding the coach’s choices. The competition promises to be fierce, with each player seeking to prove their value and legitimacy to be part of the squad that will defend the colors of the DRC in Mali. The supporters, for their part, are preparing to support their favorite team with fervor, in the hope of seeing the Leopards A’ shine on the international stage.
In short, excitement is at its peak as the friendship tournament in Mali approaches, where the Leopards A’ will have the opportunity to demonstrate all their potential and determination. An unmissable event for all Congolese football lovers, who are already excited at the idea of seeing their favorite team shine and bring honor to an entire country.