Noam Mloza, a young goalkeeper from Marseille, France, has big dreams of playing for the Comoros national team, also known as the Coelancanthes. Born and raised in Marseille, Mloza is part of the Olympique de Marseille's youth training center. He has two main objectives: to one day play for the Olympique de Marseille and to wear the Comoros national team jersey on international stages. Mloza's passion for football is evident, and he trains every day to achieve his goals.
Mloza recently had the opportunity to visit the Comoros national team's locker room during a friendly match against Senegal. He was thrilled to meet his idol, Yannick Pandor, the current goalkeeper for the Comoros national team. Mloza described the experience as "magical" and a "dream come true." He was accompanied by Jayden Mohamed, a young right-back from the Olympique de Marseille's U15 team, who also aspires to play for the Comoros national team.
Jayden Mohamed expressed his desire to become an international Comorian player, citing his admiration for Rafiki Saïd, a Comorian winger known for his technical skills and humility. Mohamed also mentioned that he is inspired by the playing style of Tymothy Weah. The two young players were welcomed by Samir Feniza, the team manager of the Comoros national team and the Olympique de Marseille's reserve team.
Samir Feniza played a significant role in bringing Mloza and Mohamed to the Comoros national team's training session. Feniza believes that some of the young players have what it takes to become part of the national team. He has experience working with young players, having known Yannick Pandor, Yakine Saïd M'madi, and Ali Mohamed Abdallah "Bala" since they were young.
Yannick Pandor, who currently plays for the Belgian club Francs Borain, also began his football career at the Olympique de Marseille. He shares a similar background with Mloza and Mohamed, having grown up in Marseille and started playing football at a young age. Pandor's success story serves as an inspiration to the young Comorian players.
Mloza and Mohamed are not the only young players aspiring to play for the Comoros national team. They hope to follow in the footsteps of former players like Adel Anzimati and Naïm Saïd Mchindra. With hard work and dedication, they aim to make their dreams a reality and represent Comoros on the international stage.
The Comoros national team, also known as the Coelancanthes, continues to inspire young players like Mloza and Mohamed. With the support of team managers like Samir Feniza and experienced players like Yannick Pandor, the future of Comorian football looks promising. As Mloza and Mohamed continue to work towards their goals, they remain focused on achieving success and making their country proud.
Key points
- Noam Mloza and Jayden Mohamed, young players from Olympique de Marseille, aspire to play for the Comoros national team.
- The two players were inspired by Comorian players like Yannick Pandor, Rafiki Saïd, and Tymothy Weah.
- Samir Feniza, team manager of Comoros and Olympique de Marseille's reserve team, supports the young players in achieving their goals.
