García Hails Odi’s Historic Start as Second Round Sets New Challenge

Odi Sports Club head coach Andrés García praised his team's historic start in the Dhiraagu Dhivehi Premier League, with only one loss in 10 matches. Odi are second with 25 points behind leaders Maziya (30 points). García, a UEFA Pro Licence holder, highlighted the squad's quick adaptation and collective approach. He noted that the mid-season transfer window has strengthened all teams, with more foreign players arriving. Odi has added four local players and hopes to add more. García emphasized the need to maintain intensity in the second round, calling it a new league. Odi's next match is against United Victory.

Odi Sports Club head coach Andrés García praised his team's historic start in the Dhiraagu Dhivehi Premier League, with only one loss in 10 matches. Odi are second with 25 points behind leaders Maziya (30 points). García, a UEFA Pro Licence holder, highlighted the squad's quick adaptation and collective approach. He noted that the mid-season transfer window has strengthened all teams, with more foreign players arriving. Odi has added four local players and hopes to add more. García emphasized the need to maintain intensity in the second round, calling it a new league. Odi's next match is against United Victory.

Odi Sports Club head coach Andrés García praised his team's historic start in the Dhiraagu Dhivehi Premier League, with only one loss in 10 matches. Odi are second with 25 points behind leaders Maziya (30 points). García, a UEFA Pro Licence holder, highlighted the squad's quick adaptation and collective approach. He noted that the mid-season transfer window has strengthened all teams, with more foreign players arriving. Odi has added four local players and hopes to add more. García emphasized the need to maintain intensity in the second round, calling it a new league. Odi's next match is against United Victory.

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