Al-Dmaisi: If Time Went Back, I Would Have Supported Al-Wehdat Since I Was One Year Old; We Wiped Out the Debt, and Supporting Al-Faisaly in Asia is a National Duty

jordan pulse : Pledged 4 players and brought 5 to support Al-Wehdat's ranks
Secured a new team bus fitting the status of Al-Wehdat
Upcoming investment projects worth over 4 million dinars for the club and Ghamdan stadium
Reduced over half a million dinars from Al-Wehdat's debts with creditors waiving claims
Affirmed no intention to run for presidency currently, leaving decisions for election time
Stated that had he been present before the departure of Anas Al-Awadat and Al-Fakhouri, he would have kept them
Honorary President of Al-Wehdat SC, Emad Al-Dmaisi, pledged to continue supporting the club, addressing its fans with the message: 'Be assured, be assured, be assured.' He revealed that upon arriving at the club, he pledged to donate four players before successfully securing five, including three local players from Jordan, alongside today's announcement of providing a new team bus fitting the club's stature. He explained that the idea came after seeing Al-Wehdat players traveling in small, dilapidated buses, emphasizing that such conditions were completely unsuitable for a club of Al-Wehdat's standing.
Al-Dmaisi added that the upcoming phase will witness investment projects for Al-Wehdat SC and the Ghamdan stadium valued at over four million dinars, including cafes, event halls, and other commercial venues in the club's name. He stressed that these will be pure investment projects rather than debts on Al-Wehdat, stating: 'Abu Anas Al-Dmaisi does not place debt on Al-Wehdat SC, and I have not put a single penny as debt so far.' He revealed that the club's debt crisis—which he described as the primary obstacle—saw a major breakthrough, as trust in his management helped reduce over half a million dinars in debts, while several creditors continue to contact him expressing their willingness to waive their financial claims.
Al-Dmaisi affirmed that he did not enter Al-Wehdat seeking media exposure or running for the presidency, noting that Ziad Shelbaieh was one of the key figures who encouraged him to step in and support the club. He denied that Shelbaieh promised him the presidency, asserting that he builds his own path and will not allow anyone to promise positions within the club. He clarified that he is not currently planning to run for office and will assess the field when elections take place, while noting that he respects Youssef Al-Mokhtar despite believing he lacks the required capabilities to deliver what the club needs.
Furthermore, Al-Dmaisi spoke warmly of his relationship with the President of Al-Hussein Irbid SC, Tariq Al-Huneiti, describing him as a wonderful and respected individual and offering him full support. He concluded by reiterating his pride in Jordan and the Hashemite leadership, praising the solidarity between the Jordanian and Palestinian people, and reassuring Al-Wehdat supporters that his commitment to backing the club remains firm.
Source: Rum News Agency

Pledged 4 players and brought 5 to support Al-Wehdat's ranks
Secured a new team bus fitting the status of Al-Wehdat
Upcoming investment projects worth over 4 million dinars for the club and Ghamdan stadium
Reduced over half a million dinars from Al-Wehdat's debts with creditors waiving claims
Affirmed no intention to run for presidency currently, leaving decisions for election time
Stated that had he been present before the departure of Anas Al-Awadat and Al-Fakhouri, he would have kept them
Honorary President of Al-Wehdat SC, Emad Al-Dmaisi, pledged to continue supporting the club, addressing its fans with the message: 'Be assured, be assured, be assured.' He revealed that upon arriving at the club, he pledged to donate four players before successfully securing five, including three local players from Jordan, alongside today's announcement of providing a new team bus fitting the club's stature. He explained that the idea came after seeing Al-Wehdat players traveling in small, dilapidated buses, emphasizing that such conditions were completely unsuitable for a club of Al-Wehdat's standing.
Al-Dmaisi added that the upcoming phase will witness investment projects for Al-Wehdat SC and the Ghamdan stadium valued at over four million dinars, including cafes, event halls, and other commercial venues in the club's name. He stressed that these will be pure investment projects rather than debts on Al-Wehdat, stating: 'Abu Anas Al-Dmaisi does not place debt on Al-Wehdat SC, and I have not put a single penny as debt so far.' He revealed that the club's debt crisis—which he described as the primary obstacle—saw a major breakthrough, as trust in his management helped reduce over half a million dinars in debts, while several creditors continue to contact him expressing their willingness to waive their financial claims.
Al-Dmaisi affirmed that he did not enter Al-Wehdat seeking media exposure or running for the presidency, noting that Ziad Shelbaieh was one of the key figures who encouraged him to step in and support the club. He denied that Shelbaieh promised him the presidency, asserting that he builds his own path and will not allow anyone to promise positions within the club. He clarified that he is not currently planning to run for office and will assess the field when elections take place, while noting that he respects Youssef Al-Mokhtar despite believing he lacks the required capabilities to deliver what the club needs.
Furthermore, Al-Dmaisi spoke warmly of his relationship with the President of Al-Hussein Irbid SC, Tariq Al-Huneiti, describing him as a wonderful and respected individual and offering him full support. He concluded by reiterating his pride in Jordan and the Hashemite leadership, praising the solidarity between the Jordanian and Palestinian people, and reassuring Al-Wehdat supporters that his commitment to backing the club remains firm.
Source: Rum News Agency