‘This could be my last WC’: Manpreet Singh eyes title to end India’s 51-year wait
Manpreet Singh aims for India's second World Cup title after Olympic success. He believes the team possesses the necessary talent and experience for victory. The veteran midfielder approaches this as potentially his final World Cup appearance. India will focus on each match, respecting all opponents throughout the tournament. The squad's strong defence and fitness will support their attacking…
India midfielder Manpreet Singh is aiming to secure his country's second men's World Cup title in Brazil, as the team strives to end a 51-year wait for a second men's world championship. The 34-year-old veteran believes the current squad possesses the necessary experience, talent and belief to finally add another title to India's hockey history.
For Manpreet, the World Cup represents a significant opportunity, given India's recent success in the Olympic Games. The midfielder, who may be nearing the end of his international career, is determined to achieve what India has not yet accomplished. With a strong focus on individual performances and team unity, Manpreet is confident that India will challenge for the ultimate prize in international hockey.
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