Al – Ammar is the best young Asian player of 2018

Al – Ammar is the best young Asian player of 2018

Japan has revealed its support for Al-Khalifa during the election of the presidency of the Continental Union

Saudi Arabian Turki Al-Ammar Wins Well-Deserved Asian Award ("Middle East")

Muscat: "Middle East"

Young Saudi star Turki Al-Ammar won the Young Asian Player Award of the Year 2018 at the AFC Awards Ceremony in Muscat, Oman.
The Saudi star, who plays for Al Shabab, won the Asian Youth Cup and the 2019 World Cup in Poland next summer.
Japan 's Guo Oia has been named best coach of the year on the continent, while Ali Ashkar won the title of best player of the year for the third time in a row.
The Mongolian Football Federation won the best federation award, while the Palestine Football Federation won the AFC President's Award as the federation, while North Korea won the prize of the most advanced federation of the continent.
Japanese coach Futoshi Idika has received the AFC President's Recognition Award, while young Thais have won the AFC President's Recognition Award and the former vice-president of the AFC. AFC chairman, Jilong, the price of the Asian gold diamond.
Qatar's Al-Sadd player, Abdul Karim Hassan, won the Asian player title of the year, while the winner of the best player on the continent was won by Chinese Wang Shuang.
In the upcoming presidential elections, the Japan Football Association (JFA) announced its support for the president of the AFC, Shaikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa, in his candidacy for a new term in the elections of 6 April in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
The president of the Japanese federation Kozo Tashima said in a statement posted on his website that Cheikh Salman had shown a serious commitment to the development of Asian football.
The Presidents of the Philippines, Palestine, India and Iraq have officially announced their support for Sheikh Salman for a third term as President of the AFC between 2019 and 2022.
Despite Saudi Arabia 's announcement of Adel Ezzat' s candidacy to the presidency, it has not yet been formally announced, the latest date for the presidential election. election of the president being December 6th.
If the Saudi Football Federation supports its candidate in the elections, the rivalry between Sheikh Salman Al Khalifa (Bahrain) and Adel Ezzat (Saudi Arabia) will show the potential and influence of the candidates on the Asian continent.
"In light of the election of the AFC Executive Committee to be held at the 29th Asian General Assembly of AFC on April 6, 2019, I would like to formally approve the appointment of Shaikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa to his re-election as President of the AFC For the period 2023 – 2019 ".
Sheikh Salman has headed the AFC since early May 2013, when he won a landslide victory in the presidential election before being reelected for a second term in April 2015.
"During his current term, Cheikh Salman has shown an unequivocal commitment and unremitting efforts to develop Asian football both inside and outside the stadium," said Kozo Tashima. Its leaders helped to ensure stability and unity among AFC member associations. I would also like to emphasize that its determination to create a stable business environment for the developed Asian football market will be of great importance to all players in Asian football. "
"While strongly supporting Sheikh Salman's determination to continue his efforts and initiatives, we support his re-election for a new term as CAF President," he said.
"I will introduce myself to FIFA in the upcoming elections and I wish to continue working with Shaikh Salman to develop international football, as well as Asian football as a FIFA Fellow and AFC Executive Committee" , did he declare. Foot.
At a meeting of the 28th Asian General Assembly held in Kuala Lumpur at the end of October, Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim had received 40 letters of support from Asian national associations for re-election for a third mandate.
The President of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), Praful Patil, said last week that the decision of the President of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), Shaikh Salman bin Ibrahim, to stand in the next Asian elections and continue for a third term is an essential step to maintain the cohesion and development of Asia. From the old, according to his words.

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