Rashed Jaber announces readiness to face Al-Ain in the Asian elite

A press conference was held this morning at the Basra International Stadium for the upcoming match between Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya and Al-Ain.

Coach Rashid Jaber of Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya appeared alongside veteran midfielder Saad Abdulameer before local and Arab media, where their statements were marked by a strong sense of balance and realism, sending clear messages of confidence in the ability of the Iraqi representative to challenge the Asian champion.

Omani coach Rashid Jaber began his remarks by praising the technical value of the opponent, but he stressed at the same time that fear is not in his team's vocabulary.

Jaber stated: "Respecting the opponent and studying them: Jaber confirmed that Al-Ain is a big team and the previous title holder, possessing terrifying attacking elements. He pointed out that the coaching staff has studied the strengths and weaknesses of the opponent in detail through footage of their recent match against Al-Nasr SC."

He added: "The loss in the first round against Neftchi Uzbek has become a thing of the past. Tomorrow's match is a real opportunity for redemption, and we are playing at home in front of our fans. The main goal is to secure the three points to restore balance to the team in the elite group."

He added: "The morale and tactics: Jabir pointed out that the recent domestic victory over Mosul with three goals to nil has restored confidence to the players, confirming that the team will apply a balanced tactical approach that ensures limiting the danger of Al-Ain's key players while activating quick offensive duties."

Mohammed Jawad spoke with the tone of a leader eager to guide his teammates in crucial matches, and his statements ignited the enthusiasm of the stands:

Saad Abdulameer focused on the tremendous role expected from the "Saqour" fans and the Iraqi crowd in Basra Stadium, stating: "The palm tree trunk is always terrifying for opponents. The presence of our fans and their support throughout the ninety minutes will be the biggest motivation and physical and mental drive for us to overcome the challenge of Al-Ain."

Saad Abdulameer stated: "The readiness of the players and the responsibility: Regarding the atmosphere within the team's camp, the captain confirmed that all players are aware of the magnitude of the responsibility placed upon them, adding: "Everyone is at the highest level of mental focus. We know we are facing an experienced team, but Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya has a great history on the continent, and the players are determined to deliver a match worthy of the club's name and Iraqi football."

Statements from Jabir and Jawad confirm that Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya will not settle for defending tomorrow, but will come down with all their technical and moral weight, benefiting from the completion of their squad and their new coaching stability, to break the historical partnership with Emirati clubs and soar for the first three points in the Elite Championship.