SINGIDA Black Stars head coach Hamdi Miloud has declared his vision to transform the club into a formidable force in the Premier League, leveraging the talent and quality of his players.

Miloud (pictured), a dual Algerian-French national who succeeded Patrick Aussems, is committed to building an attacking and entertaining football system.  

“We have a team with great talent, and I have seen their potential,” Miloud said recently during a training session as the team prepared to resume league action on March 1. 

“Football is not just about winning but also about providing entertainment to the fans. My goal is to ensure my team plays attractive football that will make Singida Black Stars fans proud of their team.”  

Miloud, a UEFA A-license holder, emphasized that his approach to the game would focus on a blend of offensive prowess and defensive discipline. 

“We will play attacking football, but we will also be very focused on defense,” he explained. 

The coach added that achieving these goals requires hard work, unity, and dedication from every player.  

“There will be no shortcuts in achieving our objectives. Each player must show a high level of efficiency,” he stressed. “I have great faith in my players. Each of them has a unique talent, and with good cooperation on the field, we can achieve our goals.”  

Miloud’s commitment to introducing an attractive football system has been met with optimism by fans and stakeholders alike, especially as Singida Black Stars aim to solidify their position as one of the top teams in Tanzanian football.  

To bolster the team’s attack, Singida Black Stars hope to sign striker Jonathan Sowah from Al-Nasr of Libya. 

Sowah is expected to complement an already potent forward line that includes Elvis Rupia, who leads the Premier League’s scoring charts with eight goals.  

Miloud believes Sowah’s addition will enhance the team’s offensive capabilities, aligning with his vision of a powerful and entertaining attacking style. 

“We are preparing for major changes in the way we play. Clean and attractive football will be the foundation of our team,” he said.  

The club’s management has also expressed confidence in Miloud’s ability to maintain the team’s momentum and secure consistent results. 

Under his leadership, Singida Black Stars aim to challenge for a top-four finish and build a platform for long-term success both domestically and on the continent.  

Singida Black Stars have been one of the standout teams this season, surprising many with their competitive performances. 

Currently enjoying a strong position in the league, the team has demonstrated their potential to compete at the highest level. 

Miloud’s tactical acumen is expected to provide the edge needed to sustain their challenge as the season progresses.  

With the resumption of league fixtures approaching, Miloud has urged his players to embrace his philosophy and work tirelessly to achieve the club’s ambitious goals. 

“Extra work and dedication are non-negotiable. We need to build a team that not only wins but also entertains,” he said.  

The appointment of Miloud signals Singida Black Stars’ intent to establish themselves as a force in Tanzanian football. 

The coach’s focus on unity, efficiency, and a dynamic playing style aligns with the club’s broader ambitions of becoming a top contender in both the domestic league and continental competitions.