Abdullah Musa on Arab 2026 W cup

The generation of the 1980s and early 1990s holds a historic place in Emirati football, as they elevated the country's name to the global level after the national team qualified for the World Cup for the first time in Italy in 1990. Former goalkeeper Abdullah Mousa talks about his feelings and experiences in that World Cup, explaining that their achievement marked an important phase in the development of Emirati sports. He also shares his opinion on the new 2026 World Cup system, believing it will make the tournament larger and more diverse, with greater opportunities for teams from different continents. He anticipates the emergence of new stars from Europe as well as Arab and African countries and emphasizes the importance of well-prepared Arab teams, especially Morocco and Egypt, as their chances of qualification increase. He notes that the Emirati team missed a golden opportunity to qualify again and believes that a lack of ambition in training and weak technical choices contributed to this.

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