After winger Jonathan Ikangalombo showed his ability in the 66 minutes he was given, Yanga head coach Miloud Hamdi said the star has started his duties well but will still need more time
Ikangalombo, who landed at Yanga in the small window of this season, has played two matches, one in the league against Pamba Jiji and was given 21 minutes and then 45 minutes against Coastal Union in the FA Cup.
It is clear that the winger's level has gradually begun to impress Hamdi, although he has not yet scored or created a goal chance
Hamdi said, Ikanga is a very talented player and is currently entering the squad so he is in no hurry to see him do great things
"He has started well but I think he still needs to get used to his teammates, his teammates must know what kind of passes he needs to help the team get good results"
"He also needs to get into the team's systems and know its philosophies, about "I don't want him to think too much about it because that's not his main job, the goals will just come."
"I don't want him to do things under pressure from the fans, I believe that in a few months Ikanga will become a key player in the team and a threat in the league," Hamdi was quoted by Mwanaspoti
Ikangalombo apart from playing on both wings, right and left, is also capable of serving as a central striker
