DOHA: Elite referees and assistants successfully underwent intensive fitness evaluations under the guidance of certified trainers from the Qatar Football Association (QFA) Referees Department.
The tests were part of the QFA Referees Committee’s seasonal preparatory program, aimed at ensuring referees achieve peak physical performance.
This rigorous assessment precedes a closed training camp scheduled from January 4 to 8 in Doha, which will prepare referees for the upcoming local football championships.
Key competitions include the Second Division of the Ooredoo Stars League, set to kick off on January 10.
The QFA Refereeing Department prioritizes the readiness of all referees and assistants, emphasizing high standards to ensure exceptional officiating throughout the season.
A total of 45 elite referees participated, achieving a flawless 100% success rate in the fitness tests.
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