Salman Al-Faraj was injured in Saudi national team training
Saudi national team star Salman Al-Faraj suffered an injury during the Green Team’s training, today, Wednesday, in preparation for facing Australia.
The Australian national team will host its Saudi counterpart tomorrow, Thursday, in 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
BeIN Sports media network reported that Salman Al-Faraj left the national team’s training today, after suffering a knee injury. Knee.
The Japanese team leads the group with 10 points, then Australia is in second place with 5 points, then Saudi Arabia with 5 points, then Bahrain with 5 points, then Indonesia. China has 3 points.
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