The Australian coach takes advantage of the injury

LONDON (Reuters) – Australian coach Aaron Arnold has joined injured midfielder Arun Moi, of Manchester City, in the team for the Asian Cup, although the team is still in the lead. England has excluded its participation.

Huddersfield said Moi would be out of the Australian group in the UAE next month because of a knee injury that would leave him until February, but Arnold said that I was determined to play in the tournament of 5 January to February 1st. On another medical report.

"(Huddersfield) ruled out his participation in the tournament before talking to him," Arnold told reporters in Sydney. (Me) asked the medical staff to go see him and reveal to him: "We want the best player for whom he wishes to participate in the Asian Cup and play with Huddersfield".

Phil Coles, a doctor from the Australian Football Federation, travels to England with another doctor to reveal the 28-year-old on Friday and make the final decision this weekend, Arnold Arnold said.

Arnold added, "I think he'll be ready too." The team of 23 people included several surprises, regardless of the presence of Chris Economomides (Perth Glory) at the expense of Switzerland Tommy Uric. In the national league although not on the list of friendly clashes against Kuwait, South Korea and Lebanon.