Extra Supermarket Bula FC’s star player Roy Krishna has expressed the team’s enthusiasm as they prepare for their inaugural match in the OFC Professional League. The experienced striker, known for his skill and leadership, emphasized the importance of embracing a professional environment during their rigorous training regimen over the past two weeks.
Krishna shared that while the preparation has been intense, the team is finally settling into a match-week routine, filled with excitement for their first game scheduled for Saturday against Vanuatu United FC in New Zealand. “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,” he remarked.
As a seasoned player in both Bula FC and the wider league, Krishna has naturally adopted a mentoring role, particularly for younger players who are navigating the transition into professional football for the first time. He stresses the importance of discipline and personal accountability, drawing from his own extensive experience in international football.
Looking ahead, Krishna sees the OFC Professional League as a vital advancement for football in the region, highlighting how clubs will need to adapt to the new levels of professionalism it demands. Acknowledging the support from fans, he encouraged both local and international followers to maintain their connection with the team and the sport. “Just keep praying for us back home. And to everyone in Oceania, support your teams and love football,” Krishna said.
The upcoming match not only marks a milestone for Bula FC but also represents a significant moment for football in Oceania, showcasing growth and development within the sport. With Krishna leading the way, the team is poised to make its mark on this new stage.
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