Abdulrahman Mustafa足球博彩足球博彩投注网站, the head coach of Al Rayyan in Qatar, has defended his team's decision to continue with their wing play despite concerns over injuries and fatigue.

Mustafa, who took over as coach in May this year, has been praised for his tactical acumen and ability to develop young players. However, he has also come under scrutiny for his team's high number of goals conceded at the back.

In an interview with Al Jazeera,Primeira Liga Hotspots Mustafa said that while injuries have affected the team's defensive performance, they will continue to rely on their wing play.

"We need to be flexible and adapt our tactics depending on the opponent," Mustafa said. "We can't afford to rest our wings because we need them to provide width and create chances."

The coach added that he is confident in his team's ability to defend well if they keep playing their style of football.

"Their wings are strong and they can score from set-pieces," Mustafa said. "But I believe in my team's ability to defend well and we will work on it."

Despite the criticism, Mustafa remains optimistic about the future of his team and believes that they can compete at the highest level.

"Al Rayyan is a good club and we want to prove ourselves足球博彩足球博彩投注网站," Mustafa said. "We will continue to work hard and improve our performances."

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