Amman - Sana
The player of the Syrian national football team, Omar Al-Somah, won the third place in the sixth annual referendum organized by the Amman-based Arab Federation of Sports Press for the Best Player in the Arab Leagues, with the participation of 177 sports media representatives representing 18 Arab countries, including Syria.
Al-Somah, who plays with Saudi Al-Ahly, came third in the referendum for the award for the best player in the Arab leagues, after the Tunisian Ali Maaloul “Al-Ahly Al-Masry” and the Algerian Bounajah “The Qatari Dam”, so Moroccan Sufian Rahimi “Raja Casablanca” came fourth and Saudi Salem Al-Dosari “Al-Hilal” fifth.
The Egyptian Mohamed Salah Liverpool of England won first place in the award for the best Arab players in the world leagues, followed by the Algerian Riyad Mahrez, “Manchester City of England”, then Moroccan Ashraf Hakimi “Inter Milan Italian”, Moroccan Yassin Bono “Seville the Spanish” and Algerian Ismail bin Nasser “Milan” of Italy.
At the club level, first came the Egyptian Al-Ahly club, followed by the Saudi Al-Hilal club, and then the Egyptian club Zamalek.
It is noteworthy that Al-Somah was born in Deir Ezzor, March 28, 1989, and he is considered one of the best players in the Asian continent, and he won the title of top scorer in the Syrian Under-18 League with 29 goals, and the Kuwaiti League goal in 2013 with 23 goals, and the goal of the Saudi League in three consecutive seasons with Al-Ahly Club with 22 goals. Goals, 27 goals and 24 goals respectively.
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