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Mark Fish, Herita Ilunga, Miller Gomes and Kamel Kolsi in front of the press this Monday for a technical and tactical analysis of the CAN U-17 Totalenergies
As a prelude to the semi-finals of the African Cup of Nations U-17 Totalnergies, Morocco 2025, the technical study group (TSG: Technical Study Group) will hold a press conference this Monday, April 14 at 2:00 p.m. at the Larbi Zaouli stadium in Casablanca.
This session will bring together four figures of African football and members of the CAF TSG to share their observations, analyzes and prospects on the development of football of young people in Africa.
Stakeholders:
Herita Ilunga – Former Congolese international, passed by Saint-Etienne, Toulouse and West Ham, Herita Ilunga is recognized for its tactical rigor and its commitment to training on the continent. It brings a sharp expertise on the progression of young players in Africa. Today involved in several initiatives linked to the development of basic football, he militates for better structuring of training courses and increased professionalization of technical supervision.
Kamel Kolsi – Former Tunisian international and ex-selection of U-20s, Kamel Kolsi stands out as a fine analyst of collective dynamics and game mechanisms within national selections. His expertise extends from the detection of young talents to tactical analysis. Renowned for his rigor and his ability to decipher the technical and mental springs of training teams, he contributed to the emergence of several promising generations in Tunisia.
João Cláudio de Almeida “Miller” Gomes – Former coach of the U-20 and U-23 of Angola and ex-assistant coach of the national team A, Miller Gomes is an essential figure in Lusophone football on the continent. With a long experience in training, he has led several selections of young people and contributed to the emergence of many Angolan talents. A rigorous observer and a recognized pedagogue, he relies on a method combining tactical requirement and fine understanding of local contexts.
Mark Fish – South African legend and winner of CAN 1996, Mark Fish won as a respected mentor of the young generations. His participation aims to strengthen reflection on mind, resilience and leadership among U-17s. Former defender who passed by the Orlando Pirates, Lazio and Bolton, he now puts his experience at the service of educational and sports projects focused on youth.
Conference axes:
Draw up a first technical assessment of the competition before the semi-finals Identify dominant tactical trends in this 2025 edition Value emerging talents and playing styles Share recommendations to improve the transition to higher categories
