Al-Taamari is not ready to face South Korea
The Jordanian national team is in danger of losing the services of its star, Musa Al-Taamari, to South Korea in the Asian qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
Al-Nashama will host the South Korean national team in the third round. From the group stage next Thursday.
Press reports revealed that the French Montpellier player is not yet ready two days before the match.
Al-Taamari has not participated in matches or group training for a month due to the foot injury he suffers from, and he needs time to prepare.
Al-Taamari is performing at great levels with Jordan, where he played 60 matches, succeeded in scoring 21 goals and assisting 10 others, and is considered a loss for his country’s national team.
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