Amman — Morale has risen within the Al-Ramtha football team ahead of its upcoming match against Al-Wehdat, at 8:30 PM the day after tomorrow, at King Abdullah II Stadium in Al-Quwaismeh, as part of the third round of the Pro League.
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Al-Ramtha defeated Al-Arabi in the second round of the league, after difficult circumstances the team faced during the match, most notably the sending-off of defender Youssef Hassan. This prompted the club's administration to honor the players and the technical and administrative staff, and to distribute financial bonuses in recognition of their efforts.
Muqbel Al-Mghayreh, vice president of Al-Ramtha's temporary committee, held a dinner banquet in honor of the first team, in the presence of committee members, celebrating the players and the technical and administrative staff following the win over fellow club Al-Arabi, in a move reflecting the administration's close support for the team, aimed at boosting morale and motivating the players to continue delivering positive performances and results.
Al-Mghayreh confirmed that it was decided to pay a financial bonus to the players and technical staff on the occasion of the win over Al-Arabi, in recognition of their outstanding performance, and as motivation to continue achieving positive results in upcoming fixtures.
This step comes at an important time for the team, which is preparing for a tough match against Al-Wehdat, as the club's administration seeks to provide the right atmosphere for the players and lift their spirits ahead of a new test that requires the highest levels of focus and discipline, given the importance of the match for both teams.
Al-Ramtha hopes to translate this heightened morale into a strong on-field performance, especially since the match against Al-Wehdat is considered one of the important fixtures in the team's season, and represents an opportunity for the "Gazelles of the North" to confirm their good start and strengthen their position at the top of the standings.
The team is seeking a positive result before the international break, which extends until the 6th of next month, a period the technical staff, led by Croatian coach Radon Jasanin, hope to use optimally, by increasing cohesion among the players, addressing the mistakes that appeared during the last two matches, and improving physical fitness and technical readiness.
Al-Ramtha continues its technical and physical preparations for the upcoming match, amid a state of focus within its ranks, as the technical staff work on putting the finishing touches on the plan for the match, alongside addressing certain technical observations, hoping to reach the required level of readiness before kickoff.
Al-Ramtha enters the match with 4 points, sharing the top of the standings with four other teams, after starting its league campaign with a 1-1 draw against Shabab Al-Ordon, before securing its first win, 1-0, against Al-Arabi — a start that has raised the ceiling of ambitions among the team's fans.
Al-Ramtha's campaign has enjoyed remarkable fan support since the start of the season, with fans keen to accompany and support their team in its matches, despite the significant hardship they face, especially with the team's matches being held in the capital, Amman, due to the closure of Al-Hassan Stadium in Irbid, which forces fans to travel long distances to support the "Gazelles of the North."
This fan support underscores the strong bond between the team and its supporters, and their determination to keep standing behind the players under various circumstances, hoping that this support will be reflected in the team's results and its progress in the league, especially in important matches that require a strong fan presence and continuous backing.
For his part, Mohammad Samara, president of Al-Ramtha's temporary committee, in a statement via the club's official Facebook page, expressed his appreciation for the fans' support, calling on them to be patient and continue standing behind the team in the coming period.
Samara said: "We value the support of our loyal and devoted fans, and we ask them to be patient and stand behind the team during this stage. The level of the Gazelles of the North is steadily rising, and performance is improving step by step. The efforts of the players and technical staff deserve every appreciation, and we promise you we will continue working hard to reach the level befitting your ambitions and our storied club."
As part of strengthening the team's ranks, Al-Ramtha club announced the signing of Ivorian professional Serge Anthony Bagou, to reinforce the football team's squad during the current season's competitions.
Al-Ramtha's signing of Bagou came after he successfully passed his medical examination, signing with the club after arriving from the Algerian league, as part of the club's efforts to bolster its ranks with professional players and expand the technical staff's options during the season's competitions.
The Ivorian player's arrival is part of Al-Ramtha's efforts to strengthen its lineup, giving the technical staff additional options for upcoming matches, and helping the team cope with the demands of a long and grueling season, during which the club's administration, technical staff, and players are all looking to achieve better results.
The technical staff, led by Jasanin, hope that the administrative and moral support, alongside the new reinforcements and fan backing, will help the team continue its positive results, starting with the match against Al-Wehdat, which represents an important test of Al-Ramtha's ability to confirm its presence and compete strongly for the top positions.
The "Gazelles of the North" will face a real test to gauge the extent of the team's development since the start of the season, and its ability to translate the support it enjoys into performance and results, in a match through which Al-Ramtha looks to continue its steady start and boost confidence ahead of the international break.
Resource: Al-Ghad. Reporting: Yahya Qteishat
