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The U-23 National Team concluded its training camp, which took place from September 22 to October 4 in Tunisia, in preparation for upcoming events.
The camp featured friendly matches against local clubs, where the team triumphed over Club Africain's reserve team 3-0, then against Al-Taji 2-0, before drawing with Al-Binzarti 1-1.
The coach of the national team, Abdul Latif Grindo, expressed satisfaction with the team's performance during the gathering, confirming that the technical benefit was evident, and that the players delivered outstanding matches against clubs with a strong history in the African continent.
He added: The players demonstrated excellent technical levels with high concentration and great discipline, and they showed significant potential against teams considered to be among the top in the African continent.
He continued: This type of preparation and strong matches will enhance the team's levels in upcoming events and provide an idea of the quality and strength of the competitors in official competitions.
The camp included 25 players: Salama Salman, Muhammad Al-Shulul, Muhammad Alaali, Ahad Al-Shahadat, Muhammad Haddad, Omar Al-Khatib, Abdullah Al-Manasir, Omar Khader, Salah Al-Din Farash, Nour Al-Din Yassin, Adib Ramadan, Qutaiba Al-Ajalin, Ayham Al-Sammara, Qais Al-Shawasherah, Saleh Fareej, Muhammad Al-Bittar, Muhammad Al-Mahmsiri, Ali Al-Naimi, Eyad Al-Amawy, Mahmoud Dhib, Mu'min Al-Saket, Abdul Rahman Al-Zaghaibah, Mahmoud Al-Tamizi, Nasser Al-Dajaani, Muhammad Qasim.
The delegation of the national team is expected to return to the capital Amman on Monday evening, October 5.
The Jordanian Football Association, by providing training camps and friendly matches for the U-23 National Team, aims to achieve the highest levels of preparation and support to move forward in upcoming events.
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