Maniema Union has initiated its preparation for the upcoming season by traveling to Tanzania, where the team will train in Avic Town, the base of the Young Africans champions. The Congolese club, which finished second in the last edition of Linafoot, just five points behind TP Mazembe, aims to excel both domestically and in the CAF Champions League.
With the start of their pre-season training on Monday, July 15, 2024, the Greens and Blacks are determined to make a mark in the national and continental competitions.
The decision to prepare in Dar Es Salaam is part of a strategic plan to ensure the team is in peak condition for the challenges ahead.
Maniema Union has secured a spot in the preliminaries of the CAF Champions League and is set to face Ngezi Platinum in the first round of qualifiers in August.
Success in this round will see them advance to face Atlético Petroleos in the second qualifying round, with the ultimate goal of reaching the group stages of this prestigious competition.
The path to the group stages is fraught with challenges, but Maniema Union, fueled by determination and rigorous preparation, is ready to navigate these obstacles.
The team’s stint in Avic Town will be crucial for honing their physical fitness and tactical acumen.
In Avic Town, Maniema Union will have access to top-tier training facilities, which will play a vital role in their pre-season preparations.
The state-of-the-art amenities will enable the players to enhance their physical condition and fine-tune their tactical strategies.
The training sessions are designed to be rigorous and intense, fostering team cohesion and boosting competitiveness.
The players’ regimen in Avic Town includes a mix of physical drills, tactical exercises, and practice matches, all aimed at building a well-rounded and resilient squad.
The coaching staff, led by experienced professionals, will focus on developing the team’s strengths and addressing any weaknesses observed during the previous season.
Maniema Union’s aspirations extend beyond just participating in the CAF Champions League; they aim to make a significant impact.
The club’s leadership believes that the thorough preparation and high-quality training facilities in Tanzania will give the team a competitive edge.
“Our objective is not just to compete but to excel,” said a club spokesperson. “The preparation in Avic Town is a testament to our commitment to achieving our goals.
We are confident that with the right mindset and preparation, we can overcome any challenge that comes our way.”
The previous season saw Maniema Union demonstrate remarkable consistency and resilience, finishing second in Linafoot.
This performance has bolstered the team’s confidence as they embark on their continental campaign.
The players are motivated to build on their domestic success and prove their mettle on a larger stage.
Maniema Union’s journey in the CAF Champions League preliminaries is one to watch.
With meticulous preparation and a clear vision, the team is poised to tackle the challenges ahead and aim for success in the continental competition.
