Bula FC has arrived in New Zealand with great anticipation as they prepare for their inaugural match in the OFC Pro League this Saturday. This momentous occasion marks the beginning of a new era for Fijian football, as the club seeks to make a meaningful impact in professional play.
Midfielder Maikah Dau expressed his excitement about the upcoming competition, describing the experience as both thrilling and motivational. He highlighted the invaluable opportunity to train alongside experienced international players, expressing pride in being part of such a talented roster.
“I’ve been really excited throughout this whole process. To be playing and training with boys who have played at national and professional level is something I’m really proud of,” said Dau.
The team’s training sessions have concentrated not just on developing skills but also on the opportunity to learn from Fiji football legend Roy Krishna. Dau believes that this experience will be pivotal for his personal growth. “It’s a really special moment. I get to learn a lot just by being around him and seeing how he approaches the game. It’s a great opportunity to improve,” he remarked.
Dau also noted that the team’s journey to New Zealand was smooth, and they are now focused on preparing for their crucial opening match. Representing Bula FC in this groundbreaking league holds significant personal importance for him, and he took a moment to express his gratitude for the support he has received throughout his career.
Bula FC is set to launch their campaign in the OFC Pro League against Vanuatu United FC at 2 PM on Saturday. This match not only signifies a historic milestone for the club but also for Fijian football as a whole. The excitement surrounding this tournament is palpable, and fans are eagerly anticipating what their team will achieve in this exciting new chapter.