World Cup minutes: Salem overtakes Al Jaber and Al Owais

Salem Al-Dawsari, the captain of the Saudi national team, increased his World Cup participation minutes to 630 after the 1-1 draw with Uruguay in the opening match, surpassing Sami Al-Jaber, who recorded 613 minutes over 9 matches across 4 editions. Al-Dawsari now ranks fourth among the most-time-played players with the Green, with the potential to top the list if he continues to participate in upcoming matches. Additionally, goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais entered the top ten players with the most minutes played, reaching 450 minutes after the Uruguay game. Meanwhile, other players such as Mohammed Kanno, Saud Abdulhamid, and Firas Al-Buraikan continue to strengthen their presence on the list. The record for the most matches played for the national team in a World Cup is held by Mohammed Al-Deayea, with 900 minutes, followed by Hussein Abdul-Ghani with 801 minutes.

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