Despite his defensive line not allowing a goal so far in the Premier League this season, Simba's head coach, Serbian Zoran Maki, has said that he is still not satisfied with the unity of his team
Simba is heading to Sudan on a special invitation from Al Hilal Club, to play two friendly matches against their hosts and Ghana's Asante Kotoko, the only team in the Premier League that so far has not allowed its nets to be shaken in the that league.
In those Premier League matches, Simba won 3-0 against Geita Gold FC, and 2-0 against Kagera Sugar, all matches being played at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, Dar es Salaam while the defense line was under Aishi Manula, Shomari Kapombe, Mohamed Hussein 'Tshabalala', Henock Inonga and Mohamed Quattara.
However, in that trip to Sudan, despite Zoran planning to use those matches to build his defense, he will miss Manula, Kapombe, Tshabalala as well as goalkeeper number two, Ben Kakolanya due to remaining in the country for national team duties. Taifa Stars.
Zoran has said that Inonga and Joash Onyango already had a good combination, so what he is doing now is to create another combination in that line by giving a big chance to Quattara who has been seen to be calm in the two league matches they have played.
"The team is getting good results, but we still have a lot of work to do to make sure we are stronger for each department to have a good integration," said Zoran.
Simba which is preparing to take on Nyasa Bigi Bullets of Malawi in the African Champions League between September 9-11, before that game faces a Premier League match against KMC FC on September 7, this year at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium.< /p>
As for Sudan, it will begin its campaign on Sunday this week against Asante Kotoko, before concluding on August 31, this year by playing against Al Hilal.
After the match, it will go back to Dar es Salaam ready for another friendly international match against AS Arta Solar 7 of Djibouti made up of some of the biggest stars who ever played for a big club in Europe, Cameroonian midfielder Alex Song and winger Solomon Kalou citizen of Ivory Coast.
Song, once played for Arsenal Club of England and Barcelona of Spain, while Kalou is remembered for the great work he did for Chelsea while serving it
