Khaberni - The national team completed its technical and physical preparations, ready to face its Moroccan counterpart at seven in the evening on Thursday, at Lusail Stadium in Doha, in the FIFA Arab Cup 2025 final.
The team conducted its official training on Wednesday evening at Al Aqula fields, under the direction of coach Jamal Salami, to put the final touches, along with implementing some tactical plays for tomorrow's match.
In turn, Salami emphasized during the press conference held on Wednesday afternoon, that "the Arab Cup is strong in all aspects, whether at the organizational or technical level, and we witnessed high-quality matches that reflect the evolution of Arab football.. We face a strong and experienced team in the final that possesses many technical characteristics, which gives the match greater value and makes the challenge real and exciting."
He added: "No one doubts my love and allegiance to Morocco, and no one doubts my honesty and dedication in my work, but today I am leading the Jordanian team, and we will strive with all our strength to win the title.. We have a greater desire and enthusiasm to achieve the championship, and we aspire for this final to be a fitting conclusion to the level and performance the Nashama have shown throughout the tournament."
In contrast, player Saad Al-Rosan indicated that the national team had delivered a remarkable performance during the previous five matches thanks to teamwork and commitment on the field, where the level developed from one match to another and succeeded in reaching this stage deservedly.
He added: "Tomorrow's match is important against a large and strong team, and we know that the challenge will be difficult.. Our goal from the beginning was to reach the final and win the title, and we will do everything we can to make our fans happy, who played a major role in supporting us and standing with us throughout the journey."
The technical meeting held on Wednesday afternoon also reviewed the administrative and organizational instructions of the match, along with confirming the teams' colors, where Nashama will appear in white, and Morocco in red and green.
Meanwhile, player Yazan Al-Naimat underwent a successful surgery on Wednesday morning at Aspetar Hospital in Doha, to repair the anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus following the injury he sustained during the match against Iraq in the quarterfinals.
