Al-Ettifaq’s first football team is set to face Spanish club Almería in a friendly match on Sunday, as announced
by the club’s official account on the platform X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday. Originally, Al-Ettifaq was
scheduled to play a friendly against Elche, but the match was canceled at the last minute.
On Saturday, Al-Ettifaq’s players participated in both morning and evening training sessions under
the guidance of English coach Steven Gerrard. The day began with preventive exercises in the gym, followed
by fitness drills led by the club’s fitness coach. The training concluded with a technical maneuver and some recovery exercises for the players.
Al-Ettifaq, under the leadership of coach Steven Gerrard, is gearing up for a new season full of challenges.
The team will be competing in the Saudi Pro League (Roshn League), the King’s Cup, and the GCC Champions
League “Gulf 31” after finishing sixth in the last league season.
Team Backgrounds
Al-Ettifaq:
Founded in 1945, Al-Ettifaq Club is a prominent football club based in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Known for its passionate
fanbase and competitive spirit, the club has a rich history in Saudi football, having won multiple domestic league titles and cups.
The team is known for its commitment to developing local talent and playing an exciting style of football.
Almería:
Unión Deportiva Almería, commonly referred to as Almería, is a Spanish football club based in the city of
Almería in Andalusia. Founded in 1989, the club has spent several seasons in La Liga, Spain’s top football division.
Almería is known for its attractive style of play and has a reputation for nurturing young talent.
As Al-Ettifaq prepares for the upcoming season, this friendly match against Almería serves as a crucial opportunity
to fine-tune their strategies and evaluate the squad’s readiness for the competitions ahead.
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