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Moroccan Yassin Bounou, the goalkeeper of Al Hilal, spoke about the importance of the upcoming clash against Al-Khulood, the guardians of the Two Holy Mosques Cup, underlining his team’s readiness to accept the big challenge and the desire to perform at their best in one of the most important games of the season.
Al Hilal play with clear ambitions to appease their fans after their recent Asian setback and try to restore confidence by winning the domestic title, while Al Khuloud look forward to making history and securing their first championship in a clash full of excitement and ambition for both sides.
“It is a great honor for me to play in a final of such magnitude. We are well aware of the value of this tournament to Saudi fans as well as Al Hilal fans and we strive to live up to their expectations and make them happy on this important occasion.
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“Playing at a club the size of Al Hilal means taking a lot of responsibility in every game and this is something we are very aware of in the team. We always try our best to prepare because Al Hilal fans expect a lot from us and we want to make them happy with all our efforts and concentration.
“Football is inherently full of fluctuations. There are days when everything goes the way we want and other days it doesn’t go the same way, but the most important thing for us is to keep working and give our best on the pitch, keeping the spirit of enjoying playing because it affects the game in a positive way.”
“As I mentioned, everything is not always perfect, but what is certain is that we are required to continue to develop and work continuously, whether individually or collectively, because great teams are measured by their ability to continue to improve and overcome challenges, and we want to achieve this.”
