Player appointed as Al-Ramtha coach
Hamza Al-Dardour, a former player for Al Ramtha Jordanian Club, has taken on the interim coaching role for Al Ramtha amid a severe administrative and financial crisis the club is experiencing. The club is facing debts totaling up to $750,000 and has been barred from registering new players. Al-Dardour, who is 35 years old and the all-time top scorer for the Jordan national team, is currently serving as a volunteer coach, reaching out to players and motivating them to remain resilient in the face of these challenges. This comes after the resignation of the club’s board of directors and a suspension of new signings due to outstanding debts. The club is striving to maintain team cohesion amid difficult circumstances while continuing preparations for the upcoming football season.
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