Algerian international: Luca Zidane is an excellent goalkeeper and hopes to advance to the World Cup together

Luca Zidane, the son of French legendary superstar Zidane, was selected for the Algerian national team, and Algerian international Ilan Cobal commented on this.

27-year-old Luca Zidane is a goalkeeper and currently plays for the Granada club in the Spanish Second Division. He is selected for the Algerian national team for the first time and will participate in two World Cup African qualifiers against Somalia and Uganda. Ilan Kobar is an Algerian international midfielder, playing for the Ligue 1 promoted Paris FC, and currently leads the Ligue 1 scorer list this season with 4 goals. Ilan Kobar first said: "No, it's not surprising to see Luca Zidane being selected for the Algerian national team."

Ilan Kobar continued: "Luca Zidane is very good, I know him a little. I also come from Marseille, and we will play together occasionally. We are very happy that he can join the national team, I hope everything goes well, and we will welcome him well. Luca is a very outstanding goalkeeper, and I hope he can advance to the World Cup with us."

Then Ilan Kobar said: "I have always believed that even if parents choose different nationalities, players should choose their own nationality. If Luca feels that he is suitable for Algeria and is willing to help us, he will be welcome."

Iran Cobal also talked about his choice: "I was born in France and I love both countries. My parents and grandparents were from there, and Algeria made me proud, and I had an incredible love for this country, and sometimes it was even too strong. We were born for this country and died for this country. When you come here, you feel the love of people for their country and the passion we can bring to them on the court. It feels really incredible when we play in a stadium with a capacity of 50,000 fans and can't even hear each other's words."

Algeria is currently leading the way in Group G of the World Cup Africa Qualifiers with a 4-point advantage, and you only need to win one game to ensure you advance. Finally, Elan Kobar said: "The next two important games that are related to World Cup qualification. We know that the whole country has been looking forward to this moment for a long time. Of course, if I can contribute... even if I only play for two or three minutes or even five seconds, we will do our best. Everyone wants to play, but it is already an honor to be here. The most important thing is to qualify for the World Cup, and it would be even better if I can still play time."