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In a fantastic nod to the quality present in the Hibernian ranks, our own stalwart defender Rocky Bushiri is set to grace the African continent with his defensive prowess at the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon). At 26 years old, Bushiri has become a central figure in our line-up, and his inclusion in Sebastien Desabre's DR Congo squad is proof of the immense talent and solidity he brings to the pitch.
Joining Bushiri in the DR Congo squad is Celtic's dynamic winger Michel-Ange Balikwisha, another bright young star at 24. The DR Congo team has a fascinating group stage line-up where they will battle it out against Benin on the 23rd of December, followed by matches against Senegal and Botswana on the 27th and 30th December respectively. This places considerable attention on Group D, promising some thrilling encounters.
Bushiri, who already has five international caps to his name, will be crucial for his national side. Balikwisha, who has recently switched allegiance from Belgium, will be looking to continue the impact he made during his debut in the play-off victory over Nigeria last month.
The selection of Bushiri is a testament to Hibernians ability to develop and nurture players who can perform on both domestic and international stages. This is not just a win for Bushiri but a pat on the back for our beloved club, which has been a cradle for talent throughout its illustrious history. As we celebrate our clubs role in shaping players capable of competing at such high levels, its clear why I remain convinced that this squad has what it takes to go all the way in our domestic league and the Scottish FA Cup this season.
Our history is dotted with tales of triumph against the odds from turning the tables against rivals in the league to memorable cup runs. Each moment like this, with Bushiri stepping onto the international stage, is a reminder of the potential that runs deep within our club. As they say, the strength of the team is each individual member, and the strength of each member is the team.
As we cheer on Bushiri and DR Congo from afar, back at home, Hibs continue to train and focus on upcoming matches that hold promise for yet more glory. His success internationally will surely inspire his teammates and elevate our game. Each match from here on out is another step towards etching this season into the annals of our clubs glory years.
To wrap up, heres a little humour for our dear rivals: Why did the Hearts fan sit on top of his alarm clock? Because he wanted to be on time for once when the actual beating starts at the derby! Remember, folks, it's all in good fun.