Omani Air Force team striker, Issam Al-Sabhi, suffered a significant injury during his team's last match against Najaf, which threatens his participation in the semi-final of the Iraq Cup against Duhok scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, at Duhok Stadium.

According to medical sources within the team, Al-Sabhi is suffering from a torn hamstring, which requires a recovery period of more than two weeks that may prevent him from participating in the semi-final match. The injury was diagnosed after medical examinations conducted immediately upon the team's return to Baghdad, where the results showed strain and tear in the hamstring muscle.

This absence represents a significant blow to the Air Force team's lineup, as Issam Al-Sabhi is one of the team's most prominent and impactful strikers, playing a key role in the team's advancement to the semi-finals after his outstanding performance in previous matches.

So far, the club or the medical staff has not issued an official statement regarding the player's health condition, but sources close to the team have confirmed that Al-Sabhi's participation in the upcoming match is uncertain, and he may be replaced by another attacking option during the match.

Al-Sabhi's absence may alter the coach's plans regarding the playing style, as the team will need to rearrange its offensive and tactical strategies to face Duhok, who is considered a strong opponent on their home ground and among their fans.

Football fans in Iraq are eagerly awaiting this crucial match, with anticipation to see how the Air Force team will cope with the absence of one of their key players in the semi-final match.