Al-Suma gives up the leadership of Syria

Syrian coach Ibrahim Fajr hailed what he called Omar al-Suma's "grand deed" by abandoning his captain's armband before facing Australia in Asian Cup 2019 and leaving him the freedom to choose his new leader.
Ibrahim took the reins of Syria after the sacking of German Bernd Stenge after collecting a point in his first two games against Palestine and Jordan and trying to revive his country's hope of Pass the first round against Australia on Tuesday.
"I would like to start with something very wonderful and speak a lot to a great player," Ibrahim said at the first press conference following his appointment on Monday.
He added: "He told me that the badge mattered little and that it was important to play for the team.I am very happy and this position is calculated for him." C & # 39; is a very good position.The management of the team thanked and appreciated for this excellent position. "
The new coach shared his comments, while the local press said in turn that he had removed the sommelier from his position as director after taking office and selected Ahmed al-Saleh as the new leader.
Al Saleh was sitting next to Ibrahim at the press conference, but the new coach said that he had not yet decided who was going to wear the captaincy.
Syria will secure a place in the round of 16 if they win the title of the defending champion, but even a draw may be enough.