Saudi Arabia Vs Mexico: Salem Al-Dawsari's brilliance lures the attention There were plenty of reasons to be satisfied with Saudi Arabia’s successful qualification drive for the Qatar Football World Cup. These contain winning the group above Japan and Australia, the statistic that two local strikers Saleh Al-Shehri and Firas Al-Buraikan finished in the top two places for goals scored in the third round, and the way that the squad have improved since Saudi Arabia coach Herve Renard arrived in 2019. Football World Cup 2022 fans from all over the world can book Football World Cup tickets from our online platforms WorldWideTicketsandHospitality.com. Football fans can book Saudi Arabia Vs Mexico Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.
One more motive is just how impressive Salem Al-Dawsari has been. The winger was a standout all the way along the road to Qatar World Cup. It’s not just when he pulls on his nation’s famous green shirt that it occurs either, the 30-year-old collected the Best Player award as Al-Hilal won the 2021 Asian Champions League. He was also exceptional when Al-Hilal won Saudi Arabian title number 17. Most would agree that Al-Dawsari was the best Football World Cup player in Asia in 2021. Chinese media giant sports channel graded the star player fourth in their yearly Best Footballer in Asia award last year, behind only European-based stars Son Heung-min of South Korea and Iran’s lethal duo Mehdi Taremi and Sardar Azmoun, who play for Football Club Porto and Bayer Leverkusen correspondingly. Had the Asian Football Association not cancelled their annual prize show then it is likely that the Saudi Arabia Football World Cup player would have been titled Asian Player of the Year. It is not a wonder then that there is attention from Europe. It is also not a shock that Al-Hilal don’t want to lose their star