Comoros national football team coach Hubert Velud recently visited the construction site of the Village des Jeux in Mwandzaza Djumbe, on Thursday, November 12. The visit, initially planned with the entire national team, was conducted with Velud alone. He was guided by Faouzia Vitry, the head of the Société projet village des Jeux (Spvj). During the tour, Velud assessed the progress of the works and explored the various infrastructures being built.
Velud expressed his satisfaction with the project's developments, stating that he witnessed excellent constructions. He emphasized that the project holds great significance for Comoros, extending beyond the 2027 Indian Ocean Games. The coach highlighted that the installations will have a lasting impact, saying that the village will be "a true plus for the Jioi but also after, because it will be a legacy." He described the project as "magnifique."
The coach stressed the importance of the project's legacy after the competition. He noted that the facilities will benefit the team and the country in the long run. Velud also expressed his desire for the team's players to visit the construction site, allowing them to appreciate the ongoing developments. This experience is particularly significant for players born and raised in Europe, as it will help strengthen their connection to their country of origin.
Velud's visit aimed to showcase the project's potential to his players. He believes that exposing them to the infrastructure will foster a sense of national pride and attachment. The coach plans to organize a collective visit for his team in the future. This initiative is part of his efforts to promote team spirit and connection to their homeland.
The Village des Jeux project is a significant development for Comoros, as it prepares to host the 2027 Indian Ocean Games. The project's scope extends beyond the games, with the goal of creating a lasting legacy for the country. Velud's endorsement of the project highlights its potential to positively impact the nation's sports infrastructure.
The construction of the Village des Jeux is progressing, with various infrastructures being built. The project's负责人, Faouzia Vitry, guided Velud through the site, showcasing the developments. The coach's visit demonstrates the interest and support of the national football team for the project.
The 2027 Indian Ocean Games will feature various participating nations, and Comoros is preparing to make a strong impression. With the support of coach Hubert Velud and the national team, the country aims to make the most of this opportunity. The Village des Jeux project is a key component of these efforts, providing a state-of-the-art infrastructure for athletes and a lasting legacy for the nation.
Key points
- Comoros football coach Hubert Velud praises the 2027 Indian Ocean Games village project as a "magnifique" initiative that will leave a lasting legacy.
