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South Korea and Jordan, which are in the semifinals of the Asian Cup, will clash at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium in Alayyan, Qatar, at midnight on the 7th (Korea time). The other semifinal match will be held by Iran and Qatar at the Altumama Stadium in Doha on the 8th, 24 hours later. 사설토토
They are all countries far west from Koreans' perspective, but they do not from the perspective of Jordan and Qatar. Jordan, like Qatar, is grouped into the Arab world, or the Middle East. Iran is a separate culture, although close, located just east of the Middle East. Korea in distant East Asia is naturally heterogeneous.
In other words, the semifinals will be a showdown between an Arab team and a non-Arab team. Recently, the Arab world is striving to become the center of global soccer based on its enormous wealth. This can be seen in attracting competitions such as hosting the Asian Cup in three consecutive Arab countries and the 2022 Qatar World Cup for the first time, but also in terms of performance. Qatar won the Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates in 2019.
So, Qatari media interviewed Moussa Altamari, Jordan's star player, to the effect that they would meet in the finals. "Jordan and Qatar have strong will, will and capability. They will meet strong teams like Korea and Iran, but they have ample opportunity to display the potential of Arab soccer," Altamari said.
Altamari did not forget that the match against Korea, which is just around the corner, is a bigger mountain than the final match. We need to focus on this for now." On concerns that he might not be able to play in the semifinals due to an injury in the quarterfinals, he also vowed that he would be able to participate.
Altamari is the first player in Jordan's history to advance to the French Ligue 1, and the only European player in the current national soccer team. He boasts strong individual dribbling skills and the most success among all players in the league. He is currently a member of Montpellier in France. He had three goals and one assist during the half season before his team was called up to the Asian Cup. Altamari once said, "If I do better, European teams will recruit more Jordanian players," adding that he wanted to lead the soccer development.
Reason
South Korea and Jordan, which are in the semifinals of the Asian Cup, will clash at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium in Alayyan, Qatar, at midnight on the 7th (Korea time). The other semifinal match will be held by Iran and Qatar at the Altumama Stadium in Doha on the 8th, 24 hours later. 사설토토
They are all countries far west from Koreans' perspective, but they do not from the perspective of Jordan and Qatar. Jordan, like Qatar, is grouped into the Arab world, or the Middle East. Iran is a separate culture, although close, located just east of the Middle East. Korea in distant East Asia is naturally heterogeneous.
In other words, the semifinals will be a showdown between an Arab team and a non-Arab team. Recently, the Arab world is striving to become the center of global soccer based on its enormous wealth. This can be seen in attracting competitions such as hosting the Asian Cup in three consecutive Arab countries and the 2022 Qatar World Cup for the first time, but also in terms of performance. Qatar won the Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates in 2019.
So, Qatari media interviewed Moussa Altamari, Jordan's star player, to the effect that they would meet in the finals. "Jordan and Qatar have strong will, will and capability. They will meet strong teams like Korea and Iran, but they have ample opportunity to display the potential of Arab soccer," Altamari said.
Altamari did not forget that the match against Korea, which is just around the corner, is a bigger mountain than the final match. We need to focus on this for now." On concerns that he might not be able to play in the semifinals due to an injury in the quarterfinals, he also vowed that he would be able to participate.
Altamari is the first player in Jordan's history to advance to the French Ligue 1, and the only European player in the current national soccer team. He boasts strong individual dribbling skills and the most success among all players in the league. He is currently a member of Montpellier in France. He had three goals and one assist during the half season before his team was called up to the Asian Cup. Altamari once said, "If I do better, European teams will recruit more Jordanian players," adding that he wanted to lead the soccer development.
Petition details
Petition started:
02/06/2024
Collection ends:
05/05/2024
Region:
European Union
Topic:
Culture
