The manager of the football team of the Adgem Club, Mohammed Khusseyn, outlined the information that the administration of "Orange" does not plan to extend the contracts of players whose contracts expire at the end of the current season, before the completion of Al-League. Khusseyn stated: "This step is taken by the club's management with the aim of maintaining the level of concentration within the team and avoiding distracting the players to other issues that could divert them from the green field and achieving the best possible result in the overall league ranking".
"We have a number of players whose contracts expire this season, and the open negotiations about extending contracts for some of them may deprive them of their concentration, so it was decided to temporarily suspend this issue until the end of the season. The trainer Serbu Goran was given time to determine with the players he intends to keep for the next season. Preliminary meetings of the management with the trainer to finalize contract extensions for a number of players, whose contracts expire," Khusseyn added.
He emphasized that in Adgem they aim for team stability and retaining key players while simultaneously striving to finish the season in the best possible position in the ranking, especially considering that the team now has good chances for promotion up the league table, currently occupying eighth place with 25 points. Departing from the playoffs, scoring a total of five points, which pushes the club to ambitious plans to achieve this result.
Khusseyn noted that Adgem aims to compete for leading positions in the championship, considering the improvement in the team's results in the last rounds and significant upgrades to the team. He also noted that the team possesses the necessary tools for this, including quality players and a high-class coaching staff, as well as stability ensured by the club’s administration throughout the season.
The manager of the Adgem team explained that the improvement of results has been linked to the return of strong injured players, such as Junior and Mohammed Spul, as well as the signing of the contract with the midfielder Ali Medan, who made a significant contribution to the team, especially on the attacking front. He added: "The team showed good performance in the first round, but the results did not correspond to the level of play due to injuries, as well as changes in the number of foreign players who did not meet the expectations required of them".
