International coach Stanley, our world champion’s coach, praised the great achievement at the Olympics and said Mutaz is one of the most important athletes in athletics on the world map given his mark, which is the second in the history of the event at “2.43 m”, and that he has been progressing in his achievements since the London Olympics, with the road ahead of him open to achieving gold given his age and the technical work programmes he carries out.
The coach affirmed that Mutaz had been focused on gold at the Rio Olympics, but for him it turned into the silver medal, which is a great achievement for Qatari athletics and will also push Mutaz towards achieving gold at the next Olympics, but before that he faces, as coach with Mutaz, major challenges namely the World Championships in London 2012, then the 2018 Asian Games, then the World Athletics Championships in Doha 2019, before entering the fray of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics noting that Mutaz’s age allows him to achieve a great many marks in the near and distant future, and praised the great effort of the Qatari athletics family in achieving further achievements wishing champion Mutaz success for the best.
