Officially.. Al-Karma announces the signing of Adnan Hamad

Al-Karma's board of directors has officially announced the signing of coach Adnan Hamad to take over the managerial role of the Western Falcons, succeeding Egyptian coach Moamen Soliman, who preferred to embark on a new experience in the land of the pharaohs with Cleopatra FC.

In an atmosphere of enthusiastic fans and an official reception befitting the stature of a great coaching figure, Adnan Hamad arrived on Thursday evening in Anbar province, specifically at the headquarters of Al-Karma Club located in the eastern part of the province near the city of Fallujah.

Upon his arrival, the official contract signing took place, confirming all details, clauses, and conditions, allowing the experienced coach to immediately begin his duties at the helm of Al-Wehdat.

Adnan Hamad is considered one of the most prominent and greatest coaching names produced by football schools in Iraq and the region. His historical record boasts a significant legacy of achievements and titles that have made him an unforgettable name in football memory.

Hamid has left an indelible mark at Al Zawraa through two golden coaching periods, where he won six major domestic titles with the team. In the 1995-1996 season, he clinched two precious titles: the Iraq Stars League and the Iraq Cup. In the 1999-2000 season, he achieved an exceptional historic quadruple, consisting of the Iraq Stars League, the Iraq Cup, the Perseverance Cup, and the Mother of Battles Championship.

On the national team front, Adnan Hamad took charge of the Iraq national team intermittently between 2000 and 2008, leaving a bright mark highlighted by winning the AFC Asian Cup in 2002 in Damascus, as well as leading the Lions of Mesopotamia to a remarkable achievement by reaching the quarter-finals of the AFC Asian Cup in 2004 in China.

He successfully led the Iraqi youth and Olympic teams, and took charge of the coaching for the national teams of Jordan and Bahrain.

Hamad's successes extend beyond local pitches to Arab and continental clubs; he achieved remarkable feats with foreign clubs. With Al-Ansar, he won a historic treble consisting of two league titles and a cup title. At Al-Faisaly, he led the team to a significant continental achievement by winning the AFC Cup in 2006, in addition to other Arab clubs where he managed Al-Wehdat, Al-Orouba, and FC Baniyas.

Al-Karma's management and its large fanbase are relying on the immense experience and leadership charisma of Adnan Hamad to organize the team's tactics, control the rhythm, and build a strong system capable of competing with the top clubs in the Iraq Stars League and leaving a clear mark in the upcoming competitions. This will allow the Western Falcons to open a new chapter characterized by ambition and high professionalism under the leadership of Adnan Hamad.