
Saudi national futsal team launches its camp in Dammam
2020-09-12
17:57:28
The camp of the first national futsal team will start tomorrow, Sunday, in Dammam, which will continue until September 30, in preparation for the participation in the AFC Futsal Championship next December, to be held in Kuwait and qualifies for the World Cup "Lithuania 2021".
The technical staff of the national team, led by the Spanish Luis Fonseca, announced the list of the 24 players joining the camp, and they are: Abdullah Al-Shammari, Abdullah Kurdi, Abdulaziz Al-Harshan, Hammoud Al-Dahan, Fahd Abu Gilea, Nawaf Al-Arwan, Jawhar Jamah, Faisal Al-Sultan, Faris Al-Qahtani, Mansour Al-Zahrani, Mohsen Faqihi, Moaz Al-Asiri, Sultan Al-Duhaim, Abd Al-Ilah Al-Otaibi, Abdulaziz Al-Alouni, Abdullah Al-Maghribi, Yasser Al-Mubaraki, Shadi Al-Rizki, Nasser Al-Harthy, Muhammad Al-Khammas, Nawwaf Al-Shanishi, Abdullah Al-Dossary, Fahd Al-Radini and Osama Ba Abdullah.
Nasser Al-Qahtani, the national team director, said that this camp represents the fifth stage of the technical preparatory program to participate in the AFC Futsal Cup in Kuwait, adding that the team has completed 4 previous stages between the establishment of internal and external camps before the tournament is officially transferred to Kuwait and is postponed to Next December.
Al-Qahtani indicated that the national team will train at its camp in Dammam on two shifts, morning and evening, with a number of friendly matches that will be determined later in coordination with the technical staff.
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