Palestine strengthens its ranks with a player from the Japanese League
The Palestine national team is working to include a new name in its ranks, who will be present in the Japanese League, according to the latest reports.
The player is Hassan Al-Helou, Jubilo Iwata defender, who was born in the occupied Palestinian territories in The year 1948.
Al-Helu may be ready to play against Iraq and Kuwait in the World Cup qualifiers in the coming days.
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