Qatar SC has been hit hard by injuries in recent weeks, with several key players missing from the team's lineup.
The most notable absence is that of midfielder Alaa al-Salhi, who was injured during training and will be out for at least two months. The club has also lost key defender Nasser al-Thani to a knee injury, which could see him sidelined for up to six months.
In addition, winger Mohammed al-Badri is also out with an ankle injury, while midfielder Hisham al-Hajj is struggling with a back problem.
These injuries have put a damper on Qatar SC's title hopes this season, as they currently sit third in the league table with just three wins from their first eight games.
Despite the setbacks, Qatar SC coach Khalid al-Dabbagh remains optimistic about the team's chances of success in the coming weeks and months.
"We're facing some tough challenges right now," he said. "But we have a strong squad and we'll do everything we can to get back to winning ways."
As the team looks ahead to their next game against Al Sadd SC, it's clear that they need to find solutions quickly if they want to remain competitive in the top flight of Qatari football. With such a talented roster of players, there's no doubt that Qatar SC will bounce back from these injuries and continue to make waves in the Gulf League.