Baghdad – IA
Karbala goalkeeper coach Badr Shaker expressed his disappointment as a result of the loss to Al-Minaa by two goals to one in the first match his team played at Karbala International Stadium since the beginning of the league competition, pointing out that the team’s current position does not befit the club’s reputation and status.
Shaker said in a statement to Al-Sabah newspaper, followed by the (INA), today, Sunday: “The new coaching staff, led by Hossam Fawzi, took over the task two days ago and does not have sufficient knowledge about the team. He worked to raise the morale before the match, and he still needs time to stabilize the situation.” He conveyed his tactical ideas to the players during the upcoming downtime at the beginning of next year.”
Shaker added, “The club’s management will work to invest the downtime period to address matters and return the team to the path of victories,” noting that “retaining last season’s players does not mean that they are at a high level of quality, but the financial hardship that the club is going through forced the former technical staff to adhere to their services, and that Removing a group of players during the winter transfers, especially the professionals who did not provide anything during the past rounds, in addition to strengthening the defensive line.”