Fatshimetrie, an online media outlet based in Kisangani, Democratic Republic of Congo, provides in-depth coverage of sports news in the region. Recently, painful news hit the local sports community with the death of Dorac Likunde, the assistant coach of TS Malekesa, an iconic team in the city.
According to information relayed by Fatshimetrie, Dorac Likunde passed away after a short illness, plunging TS Malekesa into deep sadness. At forty years old, Likunde had an impressive career in the world of Congolese football. His commitment as a player and then assistant coach left an indelible mark on the hearts of football fans in Kisangani.
His time with the Cnca club, followed by his involvement with major clubs such as AS, TS Malekesa, shaped his career and demonstrated his passion for the sport. His participation in the CAF C license coach training seminar, led by Médard Lusadusu, demonstrated his constant desire to improve himself and pass on his knowledge.
The emotional testimonies of fans and relatives highlight the deep sadness that envelops the Kisangani sports community following this unexpected death. As TS Malekesa prepares for the National Football League championship, the loss of Likunde leaves a void that is difficult to fill.
Despite the pain, the sportsmanship remains strong and tributes are multiplying in memory of Dorac Likunde. His reputation as a “surface fox” on the field will remain etched in memories, recalling his talent and determination to excel in football.
In these difficult times, the family of TS Malekesa and the entire Kisangani sports community come together to pay tribute to a man who left his indelible mark on local football. Details of Dorac Likunde’s funeral and burial will be announced soon, providing everyone with the opportunity to pay their last respects to this major player in Congolese football.
Fatshimetrie continues to follow this significant sporting news closely, testifying to the profound impact that Dorac Likunde has had on the football landscape in Kisangani and beyond. His sporting legacy will live on, inspiring future generations to continue their passion for this sport so dear to the hearts of the Congolese.