• A comprehensive evaluation session is expected to be held by Al-Ramtha’s management to examine the reasons behind the team’s drop in form and results, especially since the team remains unbeaten this season, although the numerous draws have reduced their safety margin at the top.

Debate among fans has intensified after Al-Ramtha drew 2-2 with Al-Ahli in the 16th round of the Jordanian Pro League, a result that has increased concerns over the team’s ability to continue competing strongly.

Although Al-Ramtha still leads the table with 34 points, their position appears threatened, particularly with a postponed match for their closest rivals that could alter the competition. The team has played 16 matches, winning 9 and drawing 7, meaning 14 points were effectively lost due to draws—a drain fans see as significant in the title race.

Calls for change

A large segment of supporters expressed frustration over the decline in performance, demanding the dismissal of Montenegrin coach Miljan Radović, as well as a reassessment of some tactical choices, arguing that the team no longer presents the level of play it showed at the start of the season.

Radović had taken over mid-last season and succeeded in creating a noticeable improvement, but recent results have raised questions about the coaching staff’s ability to correct the course at this crucial stage.

Management under scrutiny

Al-Ramtha’s management is expected to hold a full evaluation session to address the technical and results-related decline, especially as the team remains unbeaten this season, though the many draws have narrowed their lead at the top.

The upcoming rounds will be pivotal in determining the future of the title race and may also play a decisive role in the fate of the coaching staff, amid growing fan pressure demanding a return to the winning path.