Dibba Al-Hisn Club Chairman Ibrahim Al Darmaki revealed that the club’s management will continue building the team within its strategic plan that was adopted last season and its goal is to get one of the two cards to go to the Arab Gulf League, stressing that the construction plan is not limited to the first team but extends to age groups teams and we deal with this The topic is fully transparent according to the Sharjah Sports Council vision.
Al Darmaki said to "Emirates Today": "The team was in second place in the arrangement of the amateur last season, and we raised the ceiling of our aspirations to preserve what was accomplished last season, but the most prominent technical outcome is to update the team with talented players who are in the prime of life so that 90% of The ages of the current squad players are under 26 years old, and we look forward in the coming season to include players of fewer ages, up to the age of 20 years during the next three seasons, and all these efforts are going according to an approved technical work system. "
He continued: "The club is on the way to contract with a European academy that includes 7 coaches from Italy and Spain in addition to the citizen trainers to supervise the Sunni stages and develop its work and has many tasks, including exploration and development and the development of mental and physical sides of the players and stands behind that support Sharjah Sports Council and the goal is to continue building all teams Club. "
He stressed that the Dibba Al-Hisn administration has so far accomplished only 25% of the first team building plan, and despite that, it is optimistic that success will continue.
On contracting with Portuguese coach Roy to train the first team, Al Darmaki said: "The new coach has experience working in Emirati competitions and has knowledge of sports in the city of Dibba Al-Hisn after working in the club earlier, as he is a highly qualified coach and his technical efforts are known to us, so we decided to work With him and we look forward to a new success with him, and with regard to the training camp in preparation for the coming season, he made it clear that the technical committee laid out its plan to set up an external camp if conditions permitted and we have the perceptions of setting up the camp in any of the three countries, Egypt and Serbia and most likely in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while the club will organize an internal camp in Sharjah And Dubai if the conditions prevented travel outside the state.
Foreign professionals
On contracting with foreign professionals, Al-Darmaki said: There are many names of the players that were presented to the coach, and he expressed great satisfaction with the CVs. There is a joint work with the technical committee to choose the most appropriate, revealing that the approach is contracting with players of European nationalities as well as an Arab player.
Al-Darmaki concluded: "We are pleased with the high commitment to the precautionary measures that coincide with the training, whether by the technical and administrative apparatus or the players themselves. We promise the fans a team that delights them and we hope that the fans will return and rejoice with their team as before."