Jordan News

Al-Hussein Irbid Club denied what was being circulated about the injury of its new professional, Cameroonian striker Jacques Hamann.

In a post on his account on the “Facebook” platform, the director of football activity, Laith Abu Obeid, said, “In order to stay away from rumors and cut off the path for the owners of sick souls, and player dealers, we are working for our club.”

Abu Obeid added: “We will not tolerate ourselves, as many coaches in the Portuguese, Canadian and Libyan leagues asked about Cameroonian Jack before agreeing with him.”

He continued, “The Cameroonian professional, Jack Heman, played with his former team, after being treated for his old injury, and the duration of his treatment was two weeks.”

Abu Obeid confirmed that “the player is not injured, and his affairs are good, and in his contract there is a clause for a medical and technical examination before signing,” noting that “the injury is old, as he was exposed to it last season, and it was treated and the player is ready, God willing, to obtain the title of the league’s top scorer.”

It is noteworthy that Al-Hussein Irbid announced yesterday, Tuesday, his contract with his new professional, Haman.