Al-Nasr player, the Dutch Leroy Ver, expressed his happiness at being with Al-Nasr and playing in the UAE Professional League, indicating that he did not hesitate to accept the offer of the Dutch coach Schroerd, when he asked him to come to Dubai to join the “Dean”, and he did not expect at the beginning Practicing football to play in the Arab and Gulf region.
Dutch coach Schroeder relies primarily on his former international compatriot, Leroy Ver, who previously represented the Netherlands national team in the 2014 World Cup, and scored his country’s first goal against Chile, and places the player in the midfield position, and at times in the heart of defence. What happened in the Dohuk match, the day before yesterday evening, to compensate for the absence of player Samir Mimišević, due to injury.
Leroy Fair told Emirates Today: “When I started football, I did not expect to play here, but now the situation is different. The league is very strong, there are strong teams, and Emirati football has developed greatly at the Asian level, which made me not hesitate to accept the offer.” When the coach asked me to play with Al-Nasr, I was very happy in Dubai and all things were positive. I live with my wife and children, and everyone is happy here.”
He added: “I try to give my best in any position the coach asks of me, whether in midfield or defense. I played a strong match against Duhok in the defense line, and if the coach plays me in the next match in the midfield, I will give everything I have as well. I am very happy to be in the position.” Al-Nasr is part of a group of highly cooperative players, which helps us implement the coach’s plans and develop from one match to the next.”
The player confirmed that Al-Nasr deserved to win over Dohuk of Iraq and lead the group, pointing out that Al-Ameed has distinguished players, and his start in the league was good, but he pointed out that Al-Nasr needs time to adapt and memorize the coach’s game plan, who seeks to develop the performance plan, and memorize the players what they need. To him.
Regarding Al-Nasr’s needs to compete for the title, he stressed that Al-Nasr needs to focus on each match separately, without thinking about more than that, and he continued: “Football is variable, and it is natural for there to be wins and losses, and we are looking for victory in every match, and the team includes Great players, but it is not a requirement to win all the matches. An example of this is Al Jazira, the UAE, which is a strong team but is not at the top of the league standings. Manchester City is the champion of England but is currently losing. Football changes from one match to another, and all we have to do as players is to focus on… matches, leaving administrative and technical matters to the technical and administrative staff and the club’s board of directors.”
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