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AMMAN
In a candid interview with Al-Mala'eb newspaper—hosted by Duaa Al-Mousa and prepared by Irhail Al-Khalidi—prominent media figure Amjad Al-Majali revealed the behind-the-scenes details surrounding his resignation from Al-Faisaly SC.
Al-Majali asserted that he stepped down of his own volition, warned against the influence of paid social media campaigns and divisive voices seeking to destabilize the club, and concluded by expressing full confidence in the current board, led by "Abu Hammoud," and the squad's ability to reclaim the podium.
Key Highlights from the Interview
Personal Resignation: "I resigned by my own personal decision, and nobody dares to dismiss me. I exited the system to preserve the club."
Motives Behind Criticism: Al-Majali stated that 90% of the attacks directed against him were driven by jealousy, warning against "rented social media outlets" targeting the club's stability.
Regret Over Advisory Role: "Accepting the role as an advisor was a mistake for which I bear full responsibility."
Technical & Administrative Insights: He noted that his reservations regarding "Mota" were not technical in nature, adding that past successes were built on complete confidentiality—a standard he questioned today. He also explained the reasons that prompted him to publish updates via his personal social media page.
Clarification to Supporters: Addressing past controversies, he stated a remark was merely a slip of the tongue and never meant to taunt the fanbase, while acknowledging that true Al-Faisaly supporters are currently dissatisfied.
Support for Al-Huneiti & Current Diagnosis: Al-Majali praised Al-Huneiti as a man who genuinely loved the club and funded it out of his own pocket, asserting that Al-Faisaly's current challenges are not financial.
Championship Prediction & Message: Offering constructive advice to the administration, Al-Majali predicted that Al-Faisaly will win both the League and the Cup this season, sending a unifying message to the entire Al-Faisaly institution.
Source: Rum News Agency