2024-02-05T08:59:01+00:00
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/ On Monday, Jordan national team coach Hussein Ammouta diagnosed “a defect in the South Korean team, which is preparing to face them tomorrow in the semi-finals of the Asian Cup held in Qatar.”
“The South Korean team has strength in all aspects, but it is exhausted and we will exploit this deficiency,” Amouta said in a press conference, adding that “the match will be difficult for both sides, and we are preparing in the required manner in order to perform well.”
He explained that “the Korean team has strength in all aspects, and the physical aspect is very important to us, but we are trying to compensate for that with tactical and collective commitment.”
He continued, “I know that the Korean team’s physical, technical and mental capabilities are great, but the Jordanian team is trying to cover all the gaps required of it, especially in the last minutes when the Korean team excels, as was the case in the matches against Saudi Arabia and Australia,” noting that “the Korean team is exhausted and we are seeking to exploit that shortcoming.”
Regarding Jordan player Musa Al-Taamari, Amouta said, “He should have rested, but today he will be with us in training and we need the effort of all the players tomorrow as it is a decisive match.”