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Scheduled from June 24 to July 8, the U23 AFCON is far but also close. Less than three months before the competition, there is urgency in Congo-Brazza qualified for the final phase.
"The hardest part is yet to come. It will be necessary to put money so that this team has the right to a preparation worthy of the name," says the coach Cyril Ndonga. "The authorities that run soccer should put adequate resources. Claiming results is good. But we must meet all the conditions to obtain them. Congo is full of talent. It is enough to put them in the optimal conditions of preparation. They are hopefuls who will become seniors in the future. The leaders have an interest in supporting them," continues the national coach.
