Al-Nasr announces Asian foreign foursome before Al-Sadd match

Al-Nasr announced on Saturday the list of the foreign quartet, which will face Al-Sadd in the quarterfinal of the AFC Champions League.
The list, announced by coach Roy Vitoria, includes Moroccan Noureddine Imrabet, who will join the trio Abdul Razak Hamdallah, Juliano and Bradley Jones.
Vitoria chose in February a list of foreign players, including Australian goalkeeper Brad Jones and Brazilian defender Maicon, before his exclusion, and his compatriot Giuliano and Abdul Razak Hamdallah, and continued to rely on the same list. until the United Arab Emirates for the final prize of the championship.
Amrabat was an important factor in winning the Mohammed Bin Salman Cup title last season after scoring five goals, while scoring 10 goals in 26 games in the competition.
Saudi Arabian Al-Nasr will welcome Qatari Al-Sadd in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League on Monday, the return leg to be played on Monday, September 16th.
The Saudi team defeated United Arab Emirates team Al Wahda in the round of 16, scoring 4 – 3 overall in the second and second rounds.
On Saturday night, Al-Nasr announced Hamdallah's participation in the team's normal training after Friday's absence.
Hamdallah is now on the verge of obtaining a medical license allowing him to play against Al-Sadd in the AFC Champions League.
Hamdallah suffered ankle injury during the Al Nasr match with Damm, in the first round of the professional league, to confirm his need to rest for a week.