The personality of the unit is “strong” .. and we will compete for the league

Al -Ahly youth coach, Portuguese Paulo Souza, confirmed that his team came out with several technical gains from facing Al -Wahda, which ended in a draw without goals, the day before yesterday, at Al Nahyan Stadium in the second round of the ADNOC Professional League, indicating that Al -Wahda showed a strong figure during the match, taking advantage of the strong deals that supported his ranks, and will be a competitor for the title.

Souza told «Emirates Today»: “I am happy with what the players presented, and one of the things that I loved was a lot was the tactical decision that we applied during the match, when we retracted a step back with the offensive line, and the players’ interpretation of this change was great, which gave us the ability to improve our capabilities in defensive and offensive transformations, especially with the changes that we made in the second half and the involvement of Mosan Dabur in the offensive and midfield side in the last minutes of the match, and we were in a way Good had it not been for the expulsion of our player Renan Victor, and in general the result was good for the two teams. ”

Al -Ahly youth coach added: “The team is going on the right path towards achieving the required balance, and I construct the truth of the first appearance of the Serbian player Nemania Maximovic, as it was great, and it will be a strong addition to the team during the current season.”

For his part, Al -Wahda coach, Jose Morais, confirmed that his team is going on the right path this season, stressing that the tie result is positive due to the strength of the opposing team.

He said: «This is our second match only in the season, and it is not possible to talk about historical comparisons on the grounds that the unit did not triumph over the youth of Al -Ahly in the Al Nahyan Stadium for several years.

He added: «What matters to me as a coach is what we do in the matches, how we control, how we progress, and how to make the difference and opportunities, and I see that the team is in a state of evolution, and we still have a great field for improvement, we have players who provide good levels, and the next stage will be better better.

Morais stressed that the competition in the ADNOC Professional League has become more powerful this season, and he said: “In every season we find five or six teams competing strongly, and this season is no exception, there is a team that has been well prepared to be more competitive, and this is great, because it raises the level of the league and gives the fans more enthusiasm, and makes each match full of excitement.”