Burkina Faso U17 Team Aims for World Cup Glory Under Papy Dagba’s Leadership

Doha: Raymond Papy Dagba, Vice-President in charge of grassroots, youth, and school and university football at the Burkina Faso Football Federation, is in Doha with the Burkina Faso U17 national team, the Stallions. He plays a vital role in fostering a positive team environment and instilling a fighting spirit in the young players. In an interview with AIB, he urged them to fight for the trophy, which is the ultimate goal of the Burkinabe people.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Dagba provided insights into the Burkina Faso U17 team's qualification for the round of 16 of the U17 World Cup against the defending champions, Germany. He praised the team's preparation and strategy, highlighting the instrumental role of Mohamed Zongo, a player who has gained attention globally for his skills. Dagba emphasized the importance of team environment and his contribution as a sporting director since 1999, the year of Burkina Faso's first World Cup appearance.

Dagba shared his approach to managing the Junior Stallions, explaining how he instills a sense of national pride and ambition in the players. He draws from his coaching qualifications and personal experiences to guide the players both technically and mentally. He also recalled a moment when Captain Ibrahim Traore, Head of State, humorously suggested Dagba's leadership abilities might be suited for military command due to the inspiration he provides.

Dagba explained how he helps the young players understand their potential and the significance of representing Burkina Faso. He believes in individualized attention, encouraging players to recognize their abilities and make the most of their opportunities on the field. He motivates them with stories of perseverance and resilience, reinforcing the idea that success requires hard work and determination.

Additionally, Dagba shared his mantra for the team, emphasizing their warrior spirit and resilience. He mentioned their upcoming match against an athletic Ugandan team, acknowledging the tactical challenges they might face. Dagba assured that the coaching staff would devise an effective strategy while he continues to support the team.