Mauritania is set to embark on an exhaustive preparatory program, leaving no stone unturned as they gear up for the prestigious continental competition.
The initial phase of the Mourabitounes’ preparations is slated to commence in Nouakchott on December 27, marking the starting point of a meticulously planned training regimen.
Subsequently, the Mauritanian squad will embark on a crucial journey to Tunisia, specifically to Tabarka, where they will establish their training base and dedicate the majority of their time to honing their skills ahead of the AFCON.
Under the guidance of coach Amir Abdou, the team is scheduled to undergo an intensive 15-day training course, culminating on January 11, 2024.
This comprehensive program aims to ensure that the players are in peak condition as they brace themselves for the challenges of the tournament.
As part of their preparation, the Mourabitounes are scheduled to engage in a friendly match against Tunisia on January 6, 2024, at Radès.
This fixture serves as a vital component in assessing the team’s readiness and fine-tuning their strategies before the commencement of the AFCON.
Coach Amir Abdou expressed confidence that the meticulously planned 15-day preparation will sufficiently equip the team for their opening match against Burkina Faso.
The strategic preparation takes into account the competitive nature of Group D, where Mauritania is set to face formidable opponents in Angola and Algeria, heightening the significance of thorough preparations.
Mauritania’s commitment to an extensive and strategic preparatory program underscores the team’s determination to make a lasting impact in the AFCON 2023, instilling a sense of anticipation and excitement among football enthusiasts as they await the team’s debut on the continental stage.
