Mozambican international referee Arsénio Maringule is about to make his mark on the world football stage, serving as second assistant referee in the match between Club León (Mexico) and Urawa Reds (Japan). This match, part of the second round of the group stage of the 20th edition of the Club World Cup, has been taking place in Saudi Arabia since Tuesday.
Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Stadium will host this exciting match, scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Referee Jean-Jacques Ndala of Ivory Coast will lead the match officials, accompanied by Elvis Noupue (Cameroon) as first assistant and Szymon Marciniak (Poland) as fourth official.
Arsénio Maringule's participation in the Club World Cup is a significant milestone for Mozambican football, highlighting the international recognition and competence of the country's referees. His selection as second assistant referee in this prestigious competition underscores not only the referee's individual quality but also Mozambique's prominent position within the African football landscape.
The role of second assistant requires not only refined technical skills but also a deep understanding of the game's dynamics at a global level. Arsénio Maringule will be responsible for contributing to the impartiality and smooth running of the match, demonstrating to the world the competence and professionalism of Mozambican referees.
The eyes of the Mozambican and international sports community will be on Arsénio Maringule, who will have the opportunity to showcase his talent on a global stage. His presence at the Club World Cup not only enhances his personal career but also highlights the quality of Mozambique's refereeing corps.
As the match unfolds, Mozambicans will have reason to be proud and celebrate Arsénio Maringule's contribution to world football. His participation in the Club World Cup represents a significant step forward for Mozambican refereeing, opening doors to future opportunities and establishing the country on the international stage of the beautiful game.
