+ A
A -
Tribune News Network
Doha
Al Shahaniya Club have elevated their first football team’s assistant coach Nabil Anwar for the next stage of the QNB Stars League succeeding Spaniard Jose Murcia, the club tweeted on Monday.
Earlier speaking bout his team’s plans for the league post the forced coronavirus break, Nabil had said, “We have plans A, B and C in place to act, as per any decision taken by the Qatar Football Association (QFA) and Qatar Stars League (QSL) regarding the remaining part of the season. We’re ready for all possibilities.”
Nabil said Iranian fitness trainer Saeed Yunsawi had more workload at present as he had to chalk out physical training programmes for each player and we follow them every day.
“These exercises are the best option for us and all clubs to ensure players maintain a high level of physical fitness, so the teams will not need a long time to prepare before the resumption of competitions.
“The QFA and QSL have given us enough time before the competitions resume, and we’ll need only a short preparatory period to get down to business.”
Doha
Al Shahaniya Club have elevated their first football team’s assistant coach Nabil Anwar for the next stage of the QNB Stars League succeeding Spaniard Jose Murcia, the club tweeted on Monday.
Earlier speaking bout his team’s plans for the league post the forced coronavirus break, Nabil had said, “We have plans A, B and C in place to act, as per any decision taken by the Qatar Football Association (QFA) and Qatar Stars League (QSL) regarding the remaining part of the season. We’re ready for all possibilities.”
Nabil said Iranian fitness trainer Saeed Yunsawi had more workload at present as he had to chalk out physical training programmes for each player and we follow them every day.
“These exercises are the best option for us and all clubs to ensure players maintain a high level of physical fitness, so the teams will not need a long time to prepare before the resumption of competitions.
“The QFA and QSL have given us enough time before the competitions resume, and we’ll need only a short preparatory period to get down to business.”
