The MB Bouira football club in Algeria has concluded the season in fourth place in the Inter-regions championship. Despite this achievement, club president Hamadi Nordine expressed disappointment, citing the team's potential hindered by limited resources. He stated that the club's performance is hampered by insufficient means, a recurring issue throughout the season. This has led to unfulfilled ambitions, despite a promising start.
Hamadi Nordine expressed satisfaction with the results achieved by the club's different categories, with seniors securing a fourth place and other categories finishing on the podium. He emphasized the need for government intervention to support the club in achieving its goals and advancing to the top tier, Ligue 1. The wilaya of Bouira boasts sports infrastructure and a pool of qualified players, according to Hamadi.
The club's president stressed the importance of finding a sponsor to help the team progress and overcome its current stagnation. Without this support, Hamadi warned that the team risks decline and potential relegation to a lower division. He expressed frustration with the current situation and urged for change to enable the club to reach its full potential.
Hamadi Nordine addressed the proposed project by Zahir Attia and Nacer Sendjak, labeling it a "lure." He explained that the club had initially welcomed the idea, with Attia and Sendjak visiting Bouira to discuss their plans for the club's development, including the creation of a sports center. However, after multiple meetings, no further communication has been received from Attia.
Hamadi Nordine announced his departure from the club's leadership, along with the potential departure of football section president Boukharouba Ali. He mentioned the recent involvement of Kamel Benhlima as manager and Hcène Gaci, a member of the bureau, in the club's operations. An extraordinary general assembly will be convened for the election of a new president and bureau.
Hamadi Nordine expressed his support for Hcène Gaci as a potential successor, citing his demonstrated competence and ambition for the club. He emphasized the need for government intervention and sponsorship, similar to other wilayas, to enable the club to achieve its goals. Bouira's potential and infrastructure make it deserving of a top-tier division spot, according to Hamadi.
The club's future will be decided in the upcoming general assembly, where a new president and bureau will be elected. Hamadi Nordine's departure marks a new chapter for MB Bouira, with the hope that the team will overcome its current challenges and achieve success in the next season.
Key points
- - MB Bouira finishes fourth in the Inter-regions championship - President Hamadi Nordine criticizes stalled project Attia-Sendjak as a "lure" - Club seeks government intervention and sponsorship to achieve Ligue 1 ambitions
