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Jordan closes Arab Cup chapter with pride and honour after creditable results by national team, but time now to move from celebration to action.
Priority must be domestic football system: support clubs, develop youth categories, maintain stadiums, replace all artificial turf pitches to match players’ needs and game’s future.
National team development starts with clubs, from grassroots to first team. This requires real solutions to clubs’ financial problems, addressing debt and deficits paralysing operations and management.
Regulatory and legal reforms now essential to ensure club boards represent those with time, effort, competence and vision, not those seeking status or prestige.
Next phase must be inward-looking, focused on building strong, sustainable football through clubs capable of work and production.
Congratulations to every Jordanian on this achievement. Real test begins after achievement.