He emphasized that the "king" would not be satisfied with the cup title
Caio: Sharjah has a team that is ready to win all titles
Kayo Lucas.
Emirates today
Sharjah player, Brazilian Caio Lucas, confirmed that the "king" has a team capable of winning all local titles during the current season, pointing to Sharjah not wanting to be content with winning the title of the President's Cup for the last season, which was held last October, during which the team achieved Final win over Al Wahda.
Cayo told the Brazilian newspaper "Lancy" that Sharjah is going through the current season with great focus, after losing the league title last season, explaining: "We qualified for the semi-finals of the Professional League Cup (Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank), and we are going well in the ADNOC Professional League competition, while we started The season by achieving the title of the President’s Cup for the last season’s edition.
He added, "We seek to preserve the cup title this season, and we will also compete in the Super Cup, in addition to our desire to continue our good results in the league and the Professional Cup, as Sharjah plays all tournaments with the same interest and great focus."
He praised the group of players in the team's ranks, and said: "Sharjah has a wonderful group of players, and since the beginning of the season, we have great ambitions for the team to compete for all titles, and I see that the team is ready to achieve this goal."
He continued his speech: «Since I joined Sharjah, my goal is to win titles, and this is what we do on the ground, and we must play every match as if it were a championship final, as the season witnesses strong competition from many clubs, and winning titles, especially the league competition, needs To great work.
It is noteworthy that Caio Lucas participated in 10 matches out of 12 rounds in the ADNOC Professional League, scored five goals, contributed to two goals, and received a yellow card, and the same is a red card.
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