Al-Bashayer club management has officially announced the appointment of Tunisian coach Kamal Zaïm as the head coach of the first football team, replacing national coach Jamal Khamees, who led the team during the first half of the Libyan Premier League season known as “Dawreena.”
The arrival of the new coach, Kamal Zaïm, in Misrata marks a significant transition for Al-Bashayer as they prepare to embark on the second phase of the league competition under his guidance.
In tandem with the coaching staff change, Al-Bashayer club management has bolstered the team’s roster with several new signings during the winter transfer window.
Among the notable additions are Abdulkhakim Al-Triki and Mohamed Ahmad, who joined from Al-Sweihli club.
Throughout the first phase of the Libyan Premier League, Al-Bashayer competed in ten matches, securing one victory, five draws, and suffering four defeats.
These results positioned them in the penultimate tenth place in the standings of Group B.
Kamal Zaïm brings a wealth of experience and tactical acumen to Al-Bashayer, aiming to revitalize the team’s performance and instill a winning mentality among the players.
His appointment underscores the club’s commitment to fostering excellence and competitiveness in Libyan football.
As Al-Bashayer prepares for the challenges ahead in the league, all eyes will be on Kamal Zaïm as he seeks to implement his vision and lead the team to success in the upcoming fixtures.
With renewed vigor and strategic planning, Al-Bashayer aims to climb the ranks and make a mark in the Libyan football landscape under Zaïm’s leadership.
