Sisaket:Supachok Sarachat, a player hailing from Sisaket province, has expressed his excitement as he prepares to participate in the 52nd King's Cup football tournament. Supachok is delighted that local fans will have the opportunity to see the Thai national team players in action and has confirmed his own readiness at 100% fitness.
According to Thai News Agency, the Thai men's national football team is undergoing rigorous training sessions in anticipation of the tournament, which is set to take place in Sisaket province. The team manager, Chalermchai Mahakitthasiri, was present to offer support to both the coaching staff and players. Head coach Anthony Hudson is leading the preparation efforts with a 22-man squad, which includes new call-ups William Weder Georgy and Santipap Channgom, replacing injured players.
Supachok Sarachat, known for his attacking skills, shared his enthusiasm about being selected for the national team and competing in his hometown of Sisaket. He emphasized his passion for football and his happiness for local fans who will get the chance to see the national team up close. He assured that he is fully fit and has no injury concerns.
The Thai national team is scheduled to travel to Ubon Ratchathani province this afternoon via Air Asia flight FD3378, before proceeding by bus to Sisaket province. Their first match is against Brunei on November 14th at 730 PM. The tournament's other opening match will see Oman face Tajikistan at 400 PM at the Sisaket Provincial Stadium. The final and third-place matches are planned for November 17th.