Alexander Santos, coach of the Royal Army, confirmed that his team is preparing for the African Champions League final against Mamelodi Sundowns in an atmosphere filled with focus and great enthusiasm, emphasizing that all club components are fully aware of the responsibility entrusted to them in this crucial match.
The technical staff continues to work intensively on various technical, physical, and mental aspects, aiming to prepare the players in the best possible way and honor the name of the Royal Army and Moroccan football continentally.
The coach pointed out that the team is fully aware of the difficulty of the task against an opponent with great experience in African competitions and well-organized on the field, stressing that the focus is on respecting the tactical plan, minimizing mistakes, and making the most of the opportunities available during the match.
Santos also emphasized the importance of the psychological aspect in such matches, explaining that the technical staff is working on giving the players the necessary confidence to enter the final with a strong personality and high fighting spirit in the Royal Army vs. Sundowns match.
Speaking about the experience element, the Royal Army coach highlighted that having players accustomed to continental matches provides an important addition to the team, but he considered that the strength of the squad and the spirit of harmony among the players remain the most important factors for achieving success and reaching the desired goal.
He added that representing a club of the Royal Army’s stature is a great source of pride, considering the club’s rich history and its fans’ aspirations who are awaiting a new African title, confirming that the team will fight until the last moment to bring the cup back to the club’s trophy room.
Santos concluded by affirming that pressure remains a natural thing in final matches, but he sees that dealing with it correctly can turn it into a positive motivator, noting that the players are required to maintain their calm and confidence throughout the Royal Army vs. Sundowns match, respecting the opponent without feeling fear, because reaching the final itself is proof of the team’s value and its right to be in this great event.
