Marcel Koller's Press Conference Ahead of Al Ahly's CAF Champions League Match
Marcel Koller, the head coach of Egypt's Al Ahly, addressed the media in a press conference ahead of the highly anticipated clash against Algeria's CR Belouizdad in the CAF Champions League group stage.
Koller acknowledged the formidable challenge that the upcoming match poses, emphasizing the intense competition within the group.
The coach highlighted the closeness in performance levels among the teams in the group, underscoring the exceptional difficulty of the challenge. He pointed out that CR Belouizdad's players possess distinctive individual skills and are determined to secure a positive result in the game.
Despite facing recent challenges, including high levels of physical and mental fatigue, Koller assured that Al Ahly's players are fully prepared and enthusiastic about facing this challenge. The team has allowed sufficient time for rest to maintain their outstanding performance, relying on their dedication and fighting spirit.
Koller emphasized the significance of strong competition across multiple tournaments, stating that his team is committed to delivering the best performance to ensure serious contention in all competitions. Regarding the FIFA Club World Cup, the coach mentioned that the team's focus is currently on the upcoming match, and thoughts about the Club World Cup will be entertained at an appropriate time.
In conclusion, Koller expressed the importance of the fans' support, acknowledging its positive impact on the team's spirit. Goalkeeper Mohamed El-Shennawy emphasized the crucial role of fan enthusiasm and support in achieving victories, emphasizing that passion for success never diminishes or ends.
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