Baghdad – WAA
Karbala coach Sahib Abbas confirmed that his acceptance of the task of leading Al-Ameed football was not out of a risk or a search for a coaching opportunity, but rather to stand with the club in its pivotal match in the Iraqi Premier League.
Abbas said in a statement to Al-Sabah newspaper, followed by the (INA), today, Monday: “His acceptance of the mission is not out of a risk or a search for a training opportunity, but rather out of the urgent need for everyone to stand behind the Karbala Brigadier in a pivotal match that determines the team’s path to remaining in the Iraqi Premier League, stressing the difficulty of the mission because the match cannot be divided by two in the absence of four players due to suspension.”
He added that we have great confidence in all the players to make up for what they missed in the last rounds and to view this match as proof of existence despite the strength and status of the competitor who is presenting good technical levels and has achieved distinguished results in its last matches.
It is noteworthy that the coach, Sahib Abbas, holds a training certificate. A He is the fourth coach to lead Karbala football this season after Haider Abboudi, Hussam Fawzi and Jasib Sultan.