Bula FC’s star striker, Roy Krishna, has conveyed the team’s eagerness and dedication as they gear up for their first match in the OFC Professional League, scheduled for tomorrow. The veteran forward shared that the last two weeks of training have been intense, with players adapting to the rigors of a professional football environment. As the match day approaches, Krishna noted a palpable excitement within the squad.
“The last two weeks were very intense. This week has been a little slower, but we’re really excited to finally play our first match on Saturday,” Krishna expressed. As a seasoned player with experience in both his club and league, he has taken on a mentoring role, particularly for younger teammates making their professional debuts.
Drawing on his extensive international experience, Krishna highlights the significance of discipline and accountability—qualities he aims to pass on to the upcoming generation of footballers. He believes that the launch of the OFC Professional League represents a groundbreaking moment for football in Oceania, despite the hurdles clubs may encounter while aligning with new professional standards.
In a heartfelt message to fans, Krishna encouraged continued support during this pivotal time. “Just keep praying for us back home. And to everyone in Oceania, support your teams and love football,” he urged.
Looking forward, Bula FC is set to face Vanuatu United FC this Saturday in New Zealand, a match that promises to be a landmark event for the club and its supporters. The inauguration of the league symbolizes a promising future for the advancement of football in Oceania, potentially leading to significant growth in the sport at the local level.