The Annabi stars were Aspire students and became the champions of the Asian Cup.

The Aspire Academy celebrated the completion of the 2019 Qatar Asian Cup and reviewed the stars who graduated from the academy and who became stars who won the first Asian title of the country's history.

The official page of the Academy on Twitter was created in the form of Al-Annabi Al Moez Ali, who won the top scorer and the best player of the tournament, noting that he graduated from Aspire in 2014.

She pointed to Al-Annabi's goalkeeper, Saad Al-Shaib, winner of the Asia Cup's best goalkeeper with an extra tweet, stating that he had graduated from the Academy in 2009.

She also spoke to Akram Afif, a 2015 Academy graduate, who contributed significantly to Qatar's victory by scoring ten goals and scoring a goal in Japan.

Aspire rebroadcast Qatari multimedia player Ali Al-Musallmani, who published a photo of the 2015 Aspire Alumni Cup, with the image of the Asian Cup's crowned team, in reference to the presence of many stars Annabi graduated from this lot.

The Aspire Academy was founded in 2004 with the aim of providing training and athletic education to talented athletes in Qatar.

And the Academy's logo will provide an opportunity to prepare tomorrow's Qatari heroes for various games to shine sports around the world in a unique educational and sports environment.

Al-Annabi won the AFC Youth Cup in 2014, the first of the fruits harvested at the academy, all coached by coach Felix Sanchez, winner of the Asian Cup 2019.