The inaugural 32-team Club World Cup will offer unprecedented opportunities for African clubs, with a massive prize pool of $1 billion. Teams like Al Ahly, Mamelodi Sundowns, Wydad Casablanca, and Esperance are eager to challenge European superclubs, although no African side has yet claimed the title. Players and coaches express enthusiasm for this tournament, seeing it as a chance to elevate African football. Despite some slow ticket sales, the new format's potential for growth and exploration is embraced by fans and players alike, underscoring a significant moment for African football.
You can't live one life. You must change and establish new things. That's how we grow and explore.
Representing Esperance, Tunisia and the African continent is a huge responsibility. We will give our utmost to demonstrate a level befitting African football.
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