Sharjah will determine my future with Ajman

Ajman Club midfielder, Brazilian Guilherme Pirro, confirmed that his future after the end of the current season is still unclear, in light of the end of his loan period from Sharjah Club, indicating that the final decision regarding his next destination rests with the Sharjah administration, which owns his contract.

Pirro told Emirates Al-Youm that his contract with Sharjah extends for two additional seasons, which makes determining his future outside the scope of his personal decision at the present time.

He added: “The issue of whether I will continue with Ajman or return to Sharjah is not entirely in my hands. In the end, it is the Sharjah administration that will decide what it deems appropriate, and I will respect any decision it issues.”

The Brazilian player pointed out that he is experiencing a special period with Ajman since he joined them in the last winter transfer period on loan. “The current experience is one of the best periods in his football career.”

He explained: “The period I spend with Ajman is wonderful for me on both the technical and personal levels. Since my arrival, I have felt very welcome from everyone within the club, and this has helped me a lot to adapt quickly and give my best.”

Pirro continued: “My move to Ajman represented an important opportunity to reintroduce himself after an unsuccessful period for him with Sharjah. Things were not going the way I had hoped in Sharjah during the last period, so the decision to move to Ajman on loan came as a new opportunity for me to prove my abilities. I wanted to show everyone what I can offer on the field, and I think I have already begun to regain my level.”

He continued: “There are several reasons that helped me shine with Ajman, the most important of which is the great confidence that I gained from the first day. I remember well my first training session with the team, when I felt that the technical staff and players had confidence in my capabilities, and this is very important for any player.”

Peru praised the role of Serbian coach Goran Tovijdzic, stressing that his confidence in him was a key factor in his strong appearance.