Windhoek:Eeshoke Chula Chula players Misipile Sibeso and Johannes Shiyave have expressed that their recent call-ups to the Brave Warriors, Namibia's national football team, have motivated them to enhance their performances at the club level as they aim for professional careers abroad.

According to Namibia Press Agency, Sibeso, who received his first national team call-up, and Shiyave, who has been invited for the second time, emphasized that the selections indicate that national team selectors are closely monitoring their club performances. The duo stated that the recognition encourages them to work harder and further develop their skills.

Sibeso highlighted that his selection is a significant milestone in his career, especially as he aspires to secure a professional contract outside Namibia. Training with the national team is viewed by Sibeso as an opportunity to face a higher level of competition and improve his abilities as a goalkeeper. He remains ambitious about playing abroad and hopes to go for trials in countries like Botswana or Zimbabwe by next season.

At the club level, Sibeso aims to help his northern-based team secure their first Premier League title and compete strongly in cup competitions. He acknowledges the demanding nature of being a Chula Chula player, where results are highly anticipated by all involved.

Meanwhile, Shiyave described his second national team call-up as a proud moment and is determined to earn a place in the final squad for the upcoming match against Cameroon. He acknowledges the significant contribution of his club coach in his development and improvement. Shiyave noted the demanding nature of training at the national level, citing the higher intensity compared to club training, and expressed his commitment to helping the Brave Warriors achieve positive outcomes against Cameroon if selected for the final squad.