Date of Joining for Al-Nashama Duo in Al-Zawraa Training Before Facing Al-Nassr
Al-Zawraa club coach Emad Al-Nahhas awaits the joining of the Jordanian national team duo, Nizar Al-Rashdan and Abdullah Naseeb, in the team's training sessions in preparation for the match against Saudi Al-Nassr in the AFC Champions League 2.
Al-Zawraa continues its intensive training sessions ahead of the decisive match, aiming to achieve at least a positive result in the form of a draw to secure qualification to the next round.
The team currently holds second place in Group Four with 9 points, leading by three points over their direct competitor, Tajikistan's Istiklol Dushanbe, who are in third place with 6 points.
In recent days, Iraqi national team players have joined the 'Seagulls' training sessions, including Jalal Hassan, Akam Hashim, Hassan Abdulkarim, Maytham Jabbar, and Karrar Nabil. They have integrated into training alongside their teammates, and coach Emad Al-Nahhas met with them, congratulating them on their performances with the national team.
The team roster is now complete except for the Jordanian national duo Nizar Al-Rashdan and Abdullah Naseeb, who are expected to join training the day after tomorrow, Monday. The two players will travel directly from Jordan to Saudi Arabia to participate in training sessions on Monday and Tuesday ahead of the important match against Al-Nassr next Wednesday.
Al-Zawraa continues its intensive training sessions ahead of the decisive match, aiming to achieve at least a positive result in the form of a draw to secure qualification to the next round.
The team currently holds second place in Group Four with 9 points, leading by three points over their direct competitor, Tajikistan's Istiklol Dushanbe, who are in third place with 6 points.
In recent days, Iraqi national team players have joined the 'Seagulls' training sessions, including Jalal Hassan, Akam Hashim, Hassan Abdulkarim, Maytham Jabbar, and Karrar Nabil. They have integrated into training alongside their teammates, and coach Emad Al-Nahhas met with them, congratulating them on their performances with the national team.
The team roster is now complete except for the Jordanian national duo Nizar Al-Rashdan and Abdullah Naseeb, who are expected to join training the day after tomorrow, Monday. The two players will travel directly from Jordan to Saudi Arabia to participate in training sessions on Monday and Tuesday ahead of the important match against Al-Nassr next Wednesday.
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