Dreams Football Club’s head coach, Karim Zito, shared his reflections after a 0-3 home loss to Zamalek in the second leg of the CAF Confederations Cup Semi-Finals. Despite falling short of reaching the final, Zito expressed pride in his team’s performance and remained optimistic about the future.
“We couldn’t make it to the final. But I’m proud of the boys and myself,” Zito remarked, acknowledging the disappointment of the loss while emphasizing the journey that brought them to this point. “No one gave us the chance to get here. So we can be proud of the journey,” he added, highlighting the resilience and determination of the team.
Reflecting on the match, Zito commented on missed opportunities, stating, “We should have won the game in the first half. We could have scored four.” Despite the defeat, Zito maintained a positive outlook, saying, “I’m not disappointed at all. But I would have wished we could go to the final.” His words underscored a sense of satisfaction with the team’s efforts while expressing a desire for greater success in the future.
As Dreams FC prepares to regroup and look ahead to future competitions, Zito’s words serve as a testament to the team’s spirit and determination, instilling confidence in their ability to continue making strides in the world of African football.
