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Octavo en la Saudi Pro League, más cerca del descenso que de las plazas de clasificación para la Liga de Campeones asiática, Al-Ettifaq podría aprovechar el parón invernal para separarse de su entrenador Steven Gerrard, informa The Guardian este jueves.
Si el pedigrí del técnico inglés juega a su favor, los malos resultados del club de Dammam, que no ha ganado ninguno de sus últimos 9 partidos en todas las competiciones, podrían acabar consumiendo su crédito.
Como muchos clubes saudíes, Al-Ettifaq se había sumergido masivamente en el mercado europeo el verano pasado. Así, Georginio Wijnaldum, Jack Hendry, Moussa Dembélé, Jordan Henderson y Demarai Gray se unieron al ex capitán del Liverpool, nombrado entrenador a principios de julio.
