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Odisha FC’s striker Diego Mauricio sets target for next season

Odisha FC’s striker Diego Mauricio has set the target for their next season as the club prepares for the AFC Cup challenge that lies ahead of them.

Odisha FC’s striker Diego Mauricio sets target for next season

Odisha FC's striker Diego Mauricio sets target for next season (Photo: ANI)

Odisha FC’s striker Diego Mauricio has set the target for their next season as the club prepares for the AFC Cup challenge that lies ahead of them.

Last season Odisha FC talisman, Diego Mauricio, showcased remarkable resilience and determination in front of the goal, contributing to an unforgettable season for the Juggernauts. As the new season approaches Mauricio believes that their aim is to work hard for the next season and see the result that their hard work brings to them.

Mauricio spoke to indiansuperleague.com in an exclusive interview and said, “We had a long season this time, which was good for us and the club. As we approach the next season, our aim is to continue working hard and see what it brings us.”

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Odisha FC qualified for the AFC Cup for the first time in their history. Mauricio has had the first-hand opportunity to experience the nature of the competition with Mumbai City FC.

He reflected on how this will turn out to be a different challenge for the club.
“It was an incredible experience with Mumbai City FC, being the first Indian club to win a game in the AFC Champions League, and I even scored a goal in that match. It was a truly amazing moment.”

“Now, as Odisha FC qualified for the AFC Cup for the first time, I scored in the qualifying game as well. Once again, it was a crazy moment for me.”

“Having the experience of playing against top teams in the AFC Champions League, I am looking forward to the AFC Cup. We will be competing against different clubs, each with their own unique tactics. It will be a new challenge for the club, but it will also be a valuable learning experience for both the players and the club as a whole,” Mauricio said.

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