Professional Emirati player

We are still in the context of talking about the Emirati player’s professionalism externally, and the reasons for his lack of success in this professionalism, because there are several technical obstacles.

The problem of the Emirati player lies in his slow performance .. I do not mean movement or running, but I mean the player’s delay in getting rid of the ball, because the Emirati player used in school and academy to keep the ball as much as possible, and he can not get rid of it or play it to his teammate except when it becomes retained by It is impossible, only then he thinks of passing it to his teammate, unlike the European player, who is thinking of passing the ball before it reaches it, so we find the performance in our stadiums very slow, and does not compare to the speed of playing in Europe.

It is enough just to watch any match in the European League to discover the super speed enjoyed by the players, and the reason for this speed is that the European player hardly receives the ball until he passes it, in the match from its inception to the end of it, a set of short and long flash passes from one touch or two touches And that does not make room for you to blink your eyes, especially the midfield and offensive players, who move throughout the game with the same effort, unlike our players, and if they move in the first half, they disappear in the second half.

The other defect that accompanies the Emirati player, such as his shadow, is the lack of movement without a ball. The Emirati player here does not move except with the ball in his foot. Before the ball reaches it.

This defect baffled all the coaches who came to work in the Emirates, and their efforts not all succeeded in ridding the players of these defects, because it is not a skill defect, but rather it is the closest thing to a mental problem, associated with the Emirati player, and healthier Emirati football since its inception.

If we want the Emirati player to succeed in experiencing professionalism externally, then we must think about the next generation of players. As for the stars of today, the hope for their success is weak, except in one case, which is that the player is young when he is younger, i.e. less than 20 years, or send young talented players to Academies in Europe, to establish a distinguished science, and to experience the atmosphere of European academies.

It is this style that has greatly helped African players succeed in Europe, because the young player is easy to change his performance and hone his talent, but the big player is difficult to get rid of what you are used to throughout his football career.

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