Khaberni - The technical director of the national team, Jamal Salami, revealed his close monitoring of the performance of the young Jordanian player Tamer Bani Oudeh, a professional at West Bromwich Albion, in preparation to call him to the national team during the upcoming international breaks, after his full recovery from injury.
Salami said: "We are closely following the player Tamer Bani Oudeh, and he is a unique talent we trust will be a significant addition to the national team."
According to the "Jordanian Professionals" website on Facebook: Tamer Bani Oudeh is a 21-year-old midfielder, born in Denmark, with Jordanian roots.
His name emerged in Europe over the past years, where he represented Randers FC in the Danish league before he moved at the beginning of the 2024 season to West Bromwich Albion, which competes in the English "Championship" league, in a deal estimated at 4 million pounds sterling.
Bani Oudeh is known for his high technical skills, decisive passes, and his ability to link between the lines, in addition to prominent offensive capabilities that have made him a target for scouts.
The Jordanian Professionals website confirmed that the player is close to representing the Jordanian team, to be one of the most prominent new faces in the team, given the advanced performance he is presenting in the English fields.
