The head coach of Sharjah FC, Abdelmajid Al-Namr, confirmed that the team is still far from the top teams but is striving to achieve the best possible position with improving results. He added: "Sharjah has excellent elements in all positions, and we also have high-level substitutes. We will work in the coming period to apply a style of play that suits the players' capabilities." Al-Namr, who recently took over the team following the Serbian coach Milos after the contract was mutually terminated, also pointed out that the match schedule will be tight in the coming period, confirming that he will work to distribute the effort among players to avoid fatigue and injuries. He continued: "I thank the president and members of the Sharjah Club for this trust, and I hope to be up to the ambition." Al-Namr confirmed that he is currently focusing on the match against Bani Yas before moving on to talk about the rest of the competitions, indicating that the team's chances are still alive in the AFC Champions League Elite, and that he will work on preparing the players for the upcoming fixtures, including the return match against Al Ain in the quarter-final of the President's Cup (Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank President's Cup) in a bid to qualify for the next round. He stressed that he will pay great attention to both the psychological and technical aspects in the coming period. Al-Namr, during the press conference for the match against Bani Yas held at the club's headquarters, explained that the team is well-prepared for the upcoming match on Friday within the eighth round of the ADNOC Pro League, describing the match as important as it comes after a long break at the league level. Sharjah FC head coach Abdelmajid Al-Namr promised the "King's" fans that he would work to restore the team to its normal state in various tournaments, pointing out that the team is currently going through a bad phase in terms of results in most competitions.
