The participation of the new Moroccan player Ajman Belhasani is unresolved in the Al-Ain meeting tomorrow

Moroccan Elias Belhasani.

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Ajman coach, Egyptian Ayman Al-Ramadi, revealed that the position of his new Moroccan player, Elias Belhasani, to participate in the Al-Ain match tomorrow in the 22nd round of the Arab Gulf League, has not been definitively determined so far.

Ramadi said at the press conference: “Belhasani joined Ajman training on Wednesday after completing his arrival process and procedures for his registration, and we are currently standing on his physical condition, but what can be said is that he is a good player and an important addition to the team, and in light of his physical condition, we will decide whether he will participate from the start of the match or We'll keep him on the bench. ”

The coach expressed his concern about the physical exhaustion that his players are subjected to, and said: “Within 10 days we played three strong matches with teams of the size of Al-Wahda, Shabab Al-Ahly and Al-Wasl, and during our last match, some players had obvious physical exhaustion, which caused some individual mistakes that made us. We receive four goals, although we were ahead of two goals first ».

He pointed out: "The Al Ain match needs a high physical effort, because we will face a team that is no less strong than the teams we played against in recent matches, so I hope that the players will be on top of their focus and not make new mistakes."

And he stressed that “the success of his team in winning over Al Ain in the President's Cup and a draw with him in the first leg in the League Championship, does not mean that the match is easy, but on the contrary, the match will become more difficult for us, because Al Ain will come to our stadium and put these results in his preparations and will work not to repeat them again ».

And about how he sees the struggle to stay?

He said: "The situation is difficult for everyone, but I have great confidence in the capabilities of our players to decide to stay in the professional league in their favor, and this matter requires sacrifice in every match and not to waste any point easily."

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