TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com They include two of the Kingdom's overseas-based professionals, and local stars from Riffa, Al Khaldiya, Manama, Muharraq, Al Ahli, Budaiya and Al Shabab. Sousa's call-ups currently plying their trade with other Gulf fo
TDT | Manama
The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com
They include two of the Kingdom’s overseas-based professionals, and local stars from Riffa, Al Khaldiya, Manama, Muharraq, Al Ahli, Budaiya and Al Shabab. Sousa’s call-ups currently plying their trade with other Gulf football clubs are Ali Madan from Ajman in the UAE and Mohammed Jassim Marhoon from Kuwait SC in Kuwait.
From defending league champions Riffa are Ali Haram, Sayed Hashim Issa, Jassim Al Shaikh and Komail Al Aswad; while from Khaldiya are Ahmed Bughammar, Mahdi Humaidan, Mohammed Adel, Mohammed Hardan and Sayed Dhiya Saeed.
From Manama are Ahmed Nabeel, Ammar Abbas, Ebrahim Al Khattal, Mahdi Abduljabbar and Mahdi Abdullatif; while from Muharraq are Abdulla Al Khalasi, Amine Hasan, Hamza Juban, Waleed Al Hayyam and veteran goalkeeper Sayed Mohammed Jaafar.
Abbas Fadhel and Ebrahim Al Luthfallah are from Ahli, while completing the squad list are Omar Salem from Budaiya and Hussein Ali Abdulla from Shabab.
Bahrain’s friendlies with Palestine and Syria have emerged after the national team withdrew from the West Asian Football federation (WAFF) Championship, which was supposed to be held this month.
The decision came after the UAE apologised for being unable to host the tournament, and the WAFF has had to reschedule the event.
