Al-Jaithn: ShababLacks Tools to Compete
Saudi coach Bandar Al-Jaithen stated that the youth team's exit from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Cup after losing 3-2 to Al-Wehda could be positive at this stage. He explained that it reflects the accumulation of challenges the team is facing, especially given that it lacks the tools and players necessary to compete on multiple fronts. He pointed out that the inherited management inherited a difficult legacy in terms of technical personnel, and that the team needs to focus more on improving its standing in the Roshen Saudi League by strengthening the squad with high-quality local and foreign players. He emphasized the importance of making well-thought-out signings, along with technical work and error analysis, to improve performance. Additionally, he highlighted that the current phase requires bold technical and administrative decisions, providing financial liquidity to support the team, and completing the necessary transfers to return to a competitive level.
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