Italian expertise Vicenzo Alberto Anesse added to Burkina Faso’s technical setup

Vicenzo Alberto Anesse has joined Burkina Faso’s national team as Technical Director, a move aimed at boosting the Stallions’ preparation for upcoming continental challenges, the Burkinabe Football Federation (FBF) confirmed in an official announcement.

The arrival of the Italian specialist underscores the federation’s ambition to enhance its technical framework as the Africa Cup of Nations approaches.

Known for his structured approach and familiarity with modern tactical demands, Anesse has been appointed on a three-month contract, tasked with providing high-level support to head coach Brama Traoré.

According to the FBF, Anesse will play a significant role in shaping tactical strategies, conducting in-depth analyses of opponents, and refining game plans to better align with the squad’s strengths.

His expertise will also focus on improving overall team cohesion and performance as Burkina Faso prepares for a demanding competitive calendar.

Traoré, who continues to lead the national set-up following his appointment earlier this year, has overseen a rebuilding period as the Stallions aim to maintain their reputation as one of Africa’s most resilient sides.

The addition of Anesse is intended to bolster that effort, ensuring the group is well-equipped for the challenges ahead.

Burkina Faso’s recent performances have highlighted both promise and areas requiring improvement.

With key talents spread across top European and African leagues, expectations remain high among supporters eager to see the nation make a deep run in the tournament.

The federation believes that a strengthened backroom staff will help unlock that potential.

The new collaboration places strong emphasis on sharpening tactical awareness and enhancing match-specific preparation — components that could make the difference on the continental stage.

For Traoré and Anesse, the priority now lies in fine-tuning every detail as the Stallions seek consistency and competitive edge.

As Burkina Faso continues its build-up, the federation is confident the blend of local leadership and European experience will bring valuable balance.

With the countdown to the Africa Cup of Nations underway, the Stallions are determined to present a cohesive and competitive unit — and Anesse’s arrival is seen as a timely boost to those ambitions.