Arab players gear up for World Cup history

The article discusses young Arab talents preparing to participate in the 2026 World Cup, with a focus on a select group of players under 22 who demonstrate significant potential across various Arab national teams. Among these, Saudi player Musaad Al-Juaeer stands out; at 22 years old, he is considered one of the brightest prospects. Egyptian forward Hamza Abdul Karim, aged 18, is noted for his unique goal-scoring instinct. The Moroccan team features star Ayoub Bouaidi, while the Tunisian team includes Rayan El-Lomli. The Algerian squad boasts Ibrahim Maza, and Iraq’s team is led by Ali Jassim. Jordan’s striker Ibrahim Sobra is absent due to injury, with alternative Fakhouri returning to the squad. These developments confirm that the 2026 World Cup will showcase a new generation of Arab talents, blending experience and boldness in investing in youth.

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