Maxaquene takes flight with the determination to return to the main stage of Mozambican football, the Moçambola, in 2025. To achieve this ambitious goal, they outlined a meticulous strategic plan, focused on qualifying for the Qualifying Group and, subsequently, leading the South Zone II Division Championship.
One of the key elements of this plan is an early start to work on the 2024 season. Maxaquene wasted no time, naming Américo Chichava, better known as Lala's, as head coach in late December. The selection was endorsed by the Tricolor leaders, who praised not only Chichava's technical prowess but also his ability to keep the team focused in the face of adversity and motivate the players.
Abraão Muianga, the club's president, emphasized the coach's experience in the second division, where he has worked for over seven years and won a title. This familiarity with the category and knowledge of the players and pitches are considered valuable assets, especially considering the challenging conditions often encountered on some pitches.
The president also emphasized the independence and autonomy granted to Américo Chichava, emphasizing his confidence in his ability to effectively lead the team. "He's someone who knows the second division. He's been there for over seven years and has already won a title. He also knows the players and the pitches, a factor worth considering, given that many of them have very poor quality surfaces," Muianga stated.
By bringing forward the start of training to the second week of January, Maxaquene demonstrates its commitment to detailed preparation focused on the ultimate goal. This strategic step not only aims to improve the team's physical and tactical performance but also establishes an intense pace to face the challenges that will arise in the South Zone II Division.
With Chichava at the helm and a solid plan in place, Desportos da Maxaquene begins this journey with determination and vision, aiming not only to return to the Moçambola but also to establish itself as a dominant force in the Mozambican sports scene. The stage is set, and the "tricolores" are ready to write the next exciting chapter in their sporting history.
