The nature of the injury suffered by Sultan Al-Ghannam
Press reports revealed the nature and duration of the injury suffered by Sultan Al-Ghannam, the star of Al-Nasr, against Al-Orouba yesterday.
Al-Nasr won over Al-Orouba with a score of 3-0 yesterday in a match in the sixth round of the Saudi League.
Sultan Al-Ghannam suffered an injury in the half The first was after a shared ball with one of the Al-Orouba players.
Al-Riyadiah newspaper said that the player underwent medical examinations that confirmed that he had suffered a rupture in the joint ligament and that he would miss the tournament. The stadiums are from 10 to 14 days, meaning he will not attend the Saudi national team’s matches against Japan and Bahrain in the Asian qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
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