Domo Settles Technical Debate and Relies on “Loyal Pillars” for Return to the Spotlight
Quneitra – In a crucial phase where AS Quneitra is striving to restore its squad and regain its rightful place in the spotlight, rumors have recently circulated regarding imminent changes in the club’s technical management amid discussions of a severe financial crisis casting shadows over the locker room. To dispel any doubts and restore calm within the club’s environment, team president Hakim Domo chose to break his silence and clarify the situation, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to transparency and realism during this delicate period.
Technical Stability First.. Respecting Contracts Before Testing the Waters
One of the first issues Domo addressed was the news linking the club with national coach Ridouane El Himir to replace Tunisian coach Tarik Ben Faraj El-Hidiri. The president denied, in a statement to “Hesport,” the existence of any official negotiations, emphasizing that “KAC” is a respected institution that cannot ethically or legally initiate discussions with a new coach before formally concluding with the current one.
Domo explained that what was circulated was merely “exploratory communication” from one of the board members to gauge El Himir’s interest in future projects, a move that does not rise to the level of a formal offer necessary for negotiations or conditions to be set.
The Numbers Game.. Balancing Crisis Pressure with Trust in the Pitch
Domo did not hide the magnitude of the financial challenges inherited by his administration, but he provided figures to highlight what he considered a tangible achievement. He revealed that the management succeeded in reducing the mountain of accumulated debt by 80% over the last two years, a step he described as difficult and complex.
In an implicit response to reports suggesting that the financial crisis has turned into psychological pressure jeopardizing team spirit in the locker room, Domo relied on the “capital of trust” that unites the administration with the players. He praised the loyalty of prominent figures within the squad, such as Badih Ouk, Mohamed Douik, and Amin Taghzoui, who chose to stick with the “Knight of Sebou,” ignoring temptations from the winter transfer window. Domo asserted that this loyalty is not coincidence but a result of reassurance and belief in the club’s project, promising to settle outstanding dues within a few days upon receiving the awaited bonuses.
A Call for Unity in Pursuit of the “Professional First” Dream
In conclusion, the club’s leader directed his focus towards the Quneitra fans, sending a clear message that the current time is not suitable for settling scores or paying attention to negative criticism. Domo called on the team’s supporters to rally around the players and provide the necessary moral support, affirming that the administration continues to work silently, whether in financial management or improving infrastructure, with the ultimate goal of achieving the dream of promotion and returning to the professional first division, where “KAC” belongs.
