President Irfaan Ali recently met with members of the senior men’s football team, the Golden Jaguars, reaffirming the government’s commitment to the continued growth of football in Guyana.
The Golden Jaguars are currently in training for their upcoming return to the field in June.
During the meeting, President Ali encouraged the players to remain focused on their goals and strive for success in their upcoming competitions.
The team is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers starting in June, followed by Nations League action in September.
President Ali shared that ongoing discussions involve the government providing support to the Guyana Football Federation for organizing friendly matches.
These matches are crucial for the team’s preparation and readiness for international fixtures.
Expressing optimism about the team’s future, President Ali emphasized the importance of seizing the opportunity presented by the upcoming competitions.
As the Golden Jaguars gear up for their World Cup qualifier campaign, beginning on June 6 against Panama, the government is actively exploring ways to assist in their preparations.
Guyana is placed in group D for the World Cup qualifiers, alongside Belize, Nicaragua, Montserrat, and Panama.
The President’s meeting with the Golden Jaguars reflects the government’s commitment to fostering sports development and supporting the country’s representation on the international stage.
The President’s engagement with the football team highlights the significance of sports as a unifying force and a platform for national pride and achievement.