Rahimi looks forward to the best with Al Ain.
Moroccan international Sofiane Rahimi, striker for the UAE's Al Ain football club, confirmed that his team is continuing its preparations for the new season in a positive atmosphere and with great seriousness, expressing his hope to build on what was achieved during the last season and to achieve results that will please the club's fans.
Rahimi explained, in statements to the press on the sidelines of the training camp being held in Alicante, Spain, that all players are focusing intensely on training and friendly matches.
The aforementioned Moroccan striker highlighted that the main goal is to reach the highest levels of readiness before the official competitions begin.
The same speaker stated that Al Ain will continue to work to benefit from the positives that emerged during the last season, noting that the team aspires to present a strong season that meets the expectations of its supporters.
Rahimi commented on Al Ain's loss to French club Toulouse by a score of one goal to none in their fourth friendly match, confirming that the result does not reflect the level of performance, as the match is part of the preparation program, indicating that the team looks forward to presenting a better image in their final friendly match against Spanish club Osasuna.
He added that the preparation period is an important opportunity to enhance the harmony between new and veteran players, as well as to absorb the ideas of the coaching staff, pointing out that the current indicators are encouraging regarding the team's readiness as the season approaches.
Al Ain will conclude its training camp with a match against Osasuna before returning to the UAE, where the technical staff, led by the coach, is expected to finalize its choices regarding the starting lineup and the strategy to be adopted in the upcoming competitions.
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