Jordan News

The delegation of the national football team will leave this evening, Friday, June 18, for the Qatari capital, Doha, in preparation for the meeting of South Sudan next Monday in the qualifiers for the Arab Cup “FIFA 2021”.

The delegation of the national team is headed by a member of the executive body of the federation, Mansour Obeidallah, and includes (29) players, after it was confirmed that Musa Al-Taamari was absent from the meeting with South Sudan, after receiving the red card against Australia in the joint qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup, which prompted his Belgian club, Leuven, to apply for an exemption. From the Doha trip and resting before joining at the end of the month the preparation phase for the new season.

On the other hand, the new coach of Al-Nashama, Adnan Hamad, is expected to lead the team’s first training in Doha tomorrow evening, Saturday, in preparation for facing South Sudan, which will see 30% of the fans attend the stadiums of Khalifa Stadium, which will host the meeting, by a decision of the Organizing Committee and the Federation. FIFA, while taking all preventive health measures in light of the pandemic.

The list of the national team in Doha includes the players: Ahmed Abdel-Sattar, Moataz Yassin, Abdullah Al-Fakhouri, Mahmoud Al-Kawamla, Yazan Al-Arab, Anas Bani Yassin, Rowad Abu Khaizran, Saad Al-Rousan, Firas Shelbaya, Ihsan Haddad, Salem Al-Ajalin, Muhammad Al-Damiri, Muhannad Khairallah, Ahmed Thaer, Nour Al-Rawabdeh, Bahaa Abdel Rahman, Khalil Bani Attia, Ibrahim Saadeh, Muhammad Abu Zuraiq “Sharara”, Ali Alwan, Ahmed Arsan, Mahmoud Mardi, Yassin Al-Bakhit, Uday Al-Saifi, Ahmed Samir, Youssef Al-Rawashdeh, Baha Faisal, Hamza Al-Dardour Weighs the blessings.

It is noteworthy that the winner from the Al-Nashami meeting and South Sudan will qualify directly to the group stage of the Arab Cup in its exceptional version this year in the third group along with Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and the winner from the Palestine and Comoros meeting. The tournament is organized directly by the International Federation “FIFA”. The official competitions will start at the end of November, about a year before Qatar hosts the 2022 World Cup, which enhances the importance of the competition, which comes as a major preparation station for organizing the World Cup.