The former Baniyas team player, Mubarak Al-Mansoori, revealed the main reason behind the end of his career with «heavenly», stressing that the world was dark in front of him, due to the great psychological pressure after the death of his mother, and that this reflected on his performance, which led to a dispute between him and the coach at the time Croatia's Kronslav Yorcic, after telling him that he could not complete the training, admitted that he still regrets the situation, despite his apology to the coach and the management of the club.
Al-Mansouri confirmed to «Emirates Today» that he was struggling every day to return to training with the team after the death of his mother, and said: “In the second session after I returned to the training, a dispute occurred between me and the coach, because I was still suffering the effects of my mother’s death, and caused "At the end of my career with the team, at the request of the coach, who later apologized to him, and also to the management of the club, for my wrong behavior."
Mubarak Al-Mansoori, who plays in the center of the left defender, pointed out that the world was darkened in front of him after the departure of his mother. He said: “I miss talking to her after every match and receiving her after returning home. She was calling to me constantly and this is what led me to join in the previous period for the national team During the reign of coach Mahdi Ali, but since her death, I started to suffer from stress, which caused my failure to complete my career with Baniyas, and with the Hamriyah team that I signed with later. ”
The former player of Al-Wahda Club said that after more than a year after the dispute with the Croatian coach, Kruslav, he still regrets his behavior, despite his apology for the mistake, stressing that he should have been more professional in those moments, but he stressed that the psychological pressure that was going through At the time, he prevented that, but now he can put a watershed between his life as a footballer and his personal life and the pressures he is going through.
Al-Mansouri (28 years old) explained that he is still receiving support messages on a daily basis by a group of his fellow players in the Arab Gulf League clubs, and asking him to return to the stadiums again. He said: “This is a great incentive, and it certainly encourages me, and it is good that during this period I did not stop "I work out every day, looking forward to returning to the stadiums, and ready to listen to any show."
In response to a question about the moment he wants to delete from his football history if he had this opportunity, Mubarak Al-Mansouri said: «Without hesitation, the day will have occurred between me and the coach, Kroneslav, every time I remember that day I feel more remorse, because I did not act Correctly at the time, but now surely if I go back to that day I will behave more professionally. ”