Many coaches from the clubs taking part in the most prestigious tournament, the Amir Cup, expressed their satisfaction with the results achieved. Hamdi Awad, Al Sadd’s head coach, said winning the title was not achieved out of nowhere but through great effort, bringing together all the club’s champions and strong support from the management, and that Al Sadd would remain at the top of the tournaments until further notice. Abul Hamd, Al Rayyan’s head athletics coach, spoke of his happiness at his club’s champions’ resurgence at the end of the season and their progress in competing for first place in many races and events, saying Al Rayyan’s champions had shown a high competitive spirit and had been close to claiming first place, but Al Sadd, as usual, came out on top. Al Hamad added: we congratulate our players and coaches on second place in the most prestigious cup, and we congratulate Al Sadd on first place. Qatar SC coach Mustafa Al Helou expressed his satisfaction with what his champions had achieved in the most prestigious tournament and the results recorded, indicating that the coming season would see clear Qatar SC dominance
