Al-Nafit Maysan Club has officially announced its contract with the well-known Jordanian coach Abdullah Abu Zma'a to lead the team in the upcoming season of the Iraqi Stars League. This is a new step by the club's management to reorganize the team's structure and enhance its technical and tactical presence after a season of fluctuating results.

Abdullah Abu Zma'a is considered one of the most prominent coaches in Jordanian football, with an impressive record of coaching experiences and successes. He has previously overseen the training of Al-Wehdat Club in Jordan on several occasions, leading them to achieve multiple local championships. He has also worked as a coach for Shabab Jordan Club and had an external experience with Kuwait SC, in addition to holding the position of head coach of the Jordanian national team for a brief period.

On the administrative side, Abu Zma'a has also held important positions, the most notable being the general technical director of the Jordanian national teams, which has granted him accumulated experience in managing teams both on and off the field, as well as skills in dealing with players and building a comprehensive football system.

The management of Al-Nafit Maysan Club hopes that the contract with Abu Zma'a will be a positive turning point, as they rely on him to achieve outstanding results and bring the team back to competing for top positions in the league, especially in light of the expected challenges in the upcoming season.

For his part, the coach has not made any official statements following the announcement of the signing, but he is expected to start his duties in the coming days, where he will be introduced to the media in a press conference, along with the announcement of the team's preparation plan and camp, amid significant public interest in Maysan province regarding the team's return to strong competition.

It is worth mentioning that Al-Nafit Maysan Club has been struggling with fluctuating results in recent seasons, which has led the management to change the coaching staff multiple times, in hopes that this step will mark the beginning of true technical stability.