Yanga attacking midfielder Pacome Zouzoua has reassured the club’s fans following a series of disappointing results in the Tanzania Mainland Premier League.
Pacome made it clear that the players understand the responsibility they owe their supporters and are determined to return to top form as quickly as possible.
Speaking confidently, the midfielder admitted that the season has been challenging but emphasized that there is still time to turn things around:
"This season has been a bit tough, but it is not over yet. These are normal things in football, and even in life there are moments when you go through difficult periods."
The star added that the entire Yanga squad has resumed training with renewed energy, aiming to regain their best form:
"The important thing is to accept the situation and work harder in training to ensure we come back stronger."
"We have returned to training with great focus. We will train hard to regain our form and bring joy to our fans," he said.
Yanga are now preparing for their league match against Tanzania Prisons, which will be played at KMC Complex on Saturday.
The match will be a key test for the defending champions as they aim to prove they are ready to fight for a fifth consecutive league title, following three consecutive draws before the FIFA international break.
As part of efforts to improve, Yanga have brought back former Technical Director Abdulhamid Moalin as assistant coach to support Pedro Goncalves, who has admitted facing challenges, especially in away matches.
