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“Prepare Mentally and Physically” – Frank Onyeka AFCON Rallying Cry To Super Eagles Teammates.

Brentford FC’s midfield maestro, Frank Onyeka, has sounded a rallying cry to his Super Eagles compatriots, emphasizing the imperative need for both physical and mental readiness ahead of the looming 2023 African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

As the three-time African champions gear up for their campaign in Ivory Coast, Onyeka’s call to arms comes in anticipation of formidable challenges, including clashes against Equatorial Guinea, the Elephants of Coted’Ivoire, and the Djurtus of Guinea Bissau.

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Speaking candidly about the complexities of playing against fellow African nations, Onyeka acknowledged the crucial lessons to be gleaned from the draws in the team’s recent outings.

The midfielder stressed the demanding nature of encounters with African teams, emphasizing the necessity for comprehensive preparation to navigate the rigours of the AFCON tournament successfully.

“The draws we had in the last two games is something we need to learn from. African teams are not easy to play against, and it’s something that we need to prepare ourselves mentally and physically for ahead of the AFCON.

We know what it takes to win the AFCON,” Onyeka asserted, underlining the collective understanding within the Super Eagles camp of the level of commitment required to secure victory in the prestigious tournament.

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As the Super Eagles embark on their AFCON journey, Onyeka’s words serve as a reminder of the challenges inherent in continental football and the importance of meticulous preparation.

With the midfielder’s call echoing within the team, the Super Eagles aim to harness both mental fortitude and physical prowess to make a formidable impact on the AFCON stage and vie for championship glory in Ivory Coast.