Kudus Is Good, But My Team Is Ready For Black Stars Rather Than Concentrating On Him - Egypt coach

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Head coach of Egypt's national team Rui Vitoria has acknowledged the skill of Mohammed Kudus of Ghana and stated that the team is prepared to face the strengths of the full squad rather than concentrating on a single player.

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While praising Kudus' ability and wishing for his involvement, Vitoria emphasized that Egypt's preparations go beyond just opposing the West Ham United player. He emphasized the team's collaborative approach in a pre-game interview, stressing that they are prepared to take on the challenge presented by the talented players on the Black Stars roster.

Vitoria's statements underscore Egypt's strategic emphasis on teamwork and adaptability, steering away from singular focus on an individual player. The coach's remarks reflect the team's mindset of recognizing and preparing for the overall quality and capabilities of their opponents.

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Egypt's upcoming clash against the Black Stars is highly anticipated, marking their second Group B encounter in AFCON 2023 at the Stade Félix Houphouët Boigny in Abidjan. Notably, Egypt rallied from behind to secure a point with a late penalty in their 2-2 draw against Mozambique, while Ghana faced a defeat to Cape Verde in their first-round matches.

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