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Championship Star Toure Eyes World Cup Glory
14 Jun
Summary
- Mo Toure will represent Australia at the World Cup, starting Sunday.
- Kevin Phillips believes Toure can have a breakout tournament.
- Toure is expected to be fit despite missing recent training.

Mohamed Toure of Norwich City is poised to be a key player for Australia at the upcoming World Cup, with his team's first match scheduled for Sunday against Turkey. Toure, who has been dealing with a reported illness, is anticipated to be fit for the crucial game.
Former England striker Kevin Phillips has expressed strong confidence in Toure's potential to shine on the world stage. Phillips believes Toure, who recorded 12 goal contributions in his initial 11 league appearances for Norwich City following a mid-winter transfer, could have a breakout tournament.
Phillips also highlighted other Championship talents like Abdul Fatawu and Brandon Thomas-Asante, who will be representing their nations. He views the World Cup as a significant opportunity for these players to demonstrate their abilities on a global platform.
Looking ahead to the new Championship season, Norwich City's head coach Philippe Clement faces a selection challenge in the striking department, with Toure and other forwards competing for spots. Phillips commented on the difficulties managers face in managing a competitive strike force.