Just a solitary day remains before India skipper Sunil Chhetri hangs his boots from International football. But as time and again, he has claimed, the focus of the game should be on India’s qualification chances and now on his retirement. While the entire country is awaiting for Sunil Chhetri to don the National colours for one last time, head coach Igor Stimac claims it is his biggest game of his career.
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Interestingly, India Football Team heads into the game with their heads held high. In the previous leg, India travelled to Kuwait and defeated the hosts. And now the Blue Tigers are ready to replicate the same result.
Biggest Game of their Career
“When you can make one person happy, you become a happy man. And now for tomorrow we have the chance to make 125 million Indians happy. This is the biggest game of my career. When I came to coach India, I thought I won’t get involved emotionally, but now today, I feel more of an India, than what I was before,” claimed a bold Stimac.
“We are ready for the fight,” begins India Football Team head coach Igor Stiamc at the start of the press conference. Stimac emphasized how the previous encounter against Kuwait was the best game that India played. He claims that now the team has got a good chance to get a result. Stimac further claims that the players have worked hard and ready to get the result.
“Go out and enjoy. What is the purpose of paying if you can’t enjoy, then there is no purpose of doing the job. We are going to be there tomorrow and do our job. We want the fans to enjoy the game. It is a fantastic day for us, we know that 62,000 fans will be cheering for us,” Stimac added.
“Once we are in the game, it gives us a great chance to reach the third round, which we have never done before. It gives us a good opportunity to fight. We will win tomorrow, and almost we are qualified. After this game, I plan on wearing a nice suit and watching the games. I will travel wherever the team goes and will watch them play,” Sunil Chhetri concluded.
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