Ajman FC is going through a difficult period following a series of poor results. The team has failed to win in their last five matches in the UAE Pro League, losing four and drawing one, leaving them in 11th place with 14 points. Head coach Goran Tovodic commented on the tough situation, saying: "We are going through a very difficult time. Football does not depend only on playing well, but also on taking chances and avoiding mistakes, and that is what we are currently missing." He emphasized that the situation requires a quick intervention: "We know that we have not collected the required points in the last rounds, which puts a lot of pressure on us. We must continue to work and try to get the team back on the right track, but it is clear that we need new support in some positions during the winter transfer window." Regarding the possibility of new signings arriving soon, Goran said: "The administration is working hard to finalize several files. We analyze the team's needs daily, and I expect to see new additions in the coming days. We need players who can help the team improve its results and restore confidence." The coach concluded his remarks: "We will not give up. There are still many stages in the season, and if the percentage of mistakes decreases and the level of focus increases, we can move away from the lower positions and get back on the right track." Ajman club administrator Mohammed Hussein confirmed that the 0-1 loss to Shabab Al-Ahli in the 14th round was an extension of the difficult circumstances the team is going through. He pointed out that the departure of player Essa Fayez to Al-Nasr was one of the most influential factors on the team's recent results, but he stressed that Ajman is a big club that does not stand on any player, as he put it. Ajman's loss froze their points at 14 in 11th place without achieving any win in the last five rounds. Mohammed Hussein also mentioned other impactful absences: "Silva and Bilel Youssef were absent due to injury, and we had previously lost players due to injuries during the preparation period, and all of this affected the group's cohesion." He concluded: "Losing on your home ground is psychologically difficult, but we trust the players and the technical staff. With the return of the injured and fixing mistakes, we will return to achieving positive results, the season is still long, and Ajman is capable of correcting its course."
