Blaming injuries
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Goalkeeper of FUS Rabat Abdel Rahman Al Howasly revealed that his team witnesses a number of crises during the current period Because of fatigue from which the players suffer.
He blamed, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, the increasing injuries among the players due to the consecutive matches that the team performed during the recent period. He added that the team performs matches on both local and continental levels.
He stressed that he exerts increasing efforts during the current period to improve his level and to perform a major role to restore the team to its suitable position. He added that the players are keen to perform well during the coming matches to achieve better position in the league table.
He added that the future is promising for the team, expressing his optimism over the major capabilities that the Moroccan team enjoys. He stressed that they will be able to compete during the coming seasons to achieve better ranks in the league table
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