Changes in Yanga's technical bench, have been seen to 'frighten', the Head Coach of Al Hilal Omdurman of Sudan, Florent Ibenge, who has said that he prepared to fight against the former Head Coach, Miguel Gamondi and not the German, Sead Ramovic
Yanga announced that they parted ways with Gamondi last week and Ramovic from TS Galaxy of South Africa was handed the reins to lead the defending champions of the Tanzania Mainland Premier League
Speaking in the city of Dar es Salaam after arriving to prepare for the group stage game of the African Champions League, Ibenge said that the preparations they had made earlier were to deal with the system led by Gamondi
Ibenge said at various times he had 'studied' him and knew Gamondi's tactics and prepared his team to face the competition, but the arrival of Ramovic has confused him
"We already knew his style of play and Gamondi's systems, we worked on how his team plays, this new one will be very difficult for us, we don't know anything, we don't know what method he will come up with. We have to be very careful," said Ibenge.
The Congolese said their group with teams from Yanga, Al Hilal, MC Alger from Algeria and TP Mazembe from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo), is difficult and each team has the ability to beat the other team and advance to the quarterfinals. final
"Every team wants to go to the quarter finals with our group (Group A), any team can beat the opponent, they have the same weight and quality, so we need to get as many points as possible," said Ibenge