Khalid Al Midfa expresses gratitude to UAE wise Leadership
Al Midfa emphasised that this achievement is not just for the club but is a national victory dedicated to the wise leadership and the Emirati fans. He noted that the overwhelming joy following the win is priceless, especially with the congratulations received from the Ruler of Sharjah, who expressed great happiness over this accomplishment. Al Midfa called for continued efforts to achieve more sports milestones that elevate the UAE's name on the international stage.
He affirmed that this title is a new addition to the record of achievements in Emirati football and reflects the significant efforts made by the state to support sports and athletes.
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