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The Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in charge of Administration and Personnel, Juvenal Marizamunda, on September 27, met players and coaching staff of Police Football Club ahead of the new season, and urged them to “stay focused and determined” to challenge for the national league trophy.
While pledging the Rwanda National Police (RNP) support, the Deputy IGP said that “success results from teamwork and determination.”
The 2017/2018 Azam National League is scheduled to start on September 29. Police FC will play their opening match away against Etincelles on September 30 before again trekking to Huye on October 13 to face Mukura Victory.
“As the Police, we are ready to support you, but the ball is in your hands to translate all the support into success,” DIGP Marizamunda told the players.
The briefing at Kicukiro stadium was also attended by Police FC chairman, Lodovic Twahirwa Dodo as well as club commissioners; CP Emmanuel Butera and Stanley Nsabimana.
“The league is testing, each match is different from the other but they all have equal points, which should be the main focus, and ready to challenge for.”
“The most important part is that you are here to develop your career; you are not only Police FC players; the country needs your talent. We wish to see your career grow and playing professional football in big clubs abroad,” he said.
Police FC chairman, Lodovic Dodo Twahirwa, said that this season should “make a difference” adding that “talent without determination is nothing.”
Meanwhile, the club also unveiled seven new players, who were signed recently. The new players include the pair of Bertrand Iradukunda and David Nzabanita both from Bugesera FC; Mustapha Nsengiyumva and Fiston Munezero both from Rayon Sports; Issa Zapy Ishimwe, Ibrahim Niyigaba, Yves Manishimwe (Etincelles) and Olivier Usabyimana (recalled from loan in Marine FC).
