The Iraqi Players Abroad Discussion thread

His agent said there is interest from Marseille and Lille. Any of those teams would be great for Ali Adnan. If he's actually going to Sporting, I think he'd do very well in Portugal. Same with France though. Physically, he's great. He has technical ability as well and he great at getting the ball into dangerous areas. He has also improved defensively because of his time in Italy, and he's more professional and unfazed from facing big teams.

If despite this terrible season in Udinese, there are a lot of positives to take from it.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Ferreira

do you all know how he get an Iraqi passport? will surely be an good addition for your national team squad. Ex player of Velez Sarsfield .

 

Osama Rashid moves to Santa Clara FC (Portugal second division). Good move

@Iraqi Professional Players

 

Hopefully he does as well as his last stint here. Was hoping maybe for him to be picked up by a first division side

 

Everything is better than the Bulgarian team he joined. If he does well, he should be called up for the NT.

 

Never heard of him before. I guess one of his parents of grandparents are Iraqi for him to be able to get an iraqi passport. Would be good to keep track of him since he's young, but I don't know how useful a guy in the malaysian league could be. We already have alot of good wingers.

 

I've been reading forums for Sporting fans. They don't seem too happy with Ali Adnan potentially moving there lol

 

I don't know If you have posted this

Rewan Amin
http://www.transfermarkt.com/rewan-amin/profil/spieler/241402

 

I was aware of him. A reserve player for SC Heerenveen who's not willing to play for Iraq it seems. Not worth following for now.

 

That must be someone else. Brian Ferreira was never at Heerenveen.

 

Lol, look at the post bro He mentioned Rewan Amin, not Brian Ferreira

 

I don't see a post. I thought you were talking about the post by pak_sakorgtloh

 

Ali Husni has an offer from the kuwaiti league. He would have to be incredibly stupid to go there.

 

Moved to Al-Arabi (Kuwait).

Other news:

Ali Adnan participated in a friendly against a Slovakian team. Looks like he is staying with Udinese for now.

 

Kuwait is banned from all international club competitions at the moment and their league isn't better than the Iraqi League apart from two or three clubs. He's not going to get much exposure there. Not a great move for Husni.

 

Whatever. I think he's not good enough to be in the NT now anyway. Doubt the Kuwaiti league is any worse than Iraq. Not a great move, but not too bad either.

 

He somehow managed to make a step down from the iraqi league.

No ambition.

 

Udinese won 2-1 against AC Milan, Adnan was subbed in the 72th minute!

 

Great that he got some playing time, but I hope he isn't staying.

 

I'd rather have him at Udinese than Besiktas. Transfer window is closing in a few days, I don't think he will move now.

 

I don't know, these few sporadic appearances aren't helping his career.

 

He got the full 90 mins in the last friendly, and now he got his first appearance in the league since a long time.. It's going well with the club, and the coach is getting to know the players.

 

He played pretty well which was annoying for me as a Milan fan. Hope he either moves or gets more game time. He's definitely good enough, but Del Neri is stubborn and won't even give him a chance.

What kind of nonsense is it that the coach will play him against Juventus, Roma, Milan, Lazio, and Fiorentina, but he can't even get a few minutes off the bench against teams like Crotone, Palermo and Pescara.

 

Transfer window is closed.

Saad Abdul-Amir to Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia top tier)
Osama Rashid to Santa Clara (Portugal second tier)
Saif Salman to Al-Suwaiq (Oman top tier)
Zana Allée to Concarneau (French third tier, on loan)
Ahmed Yasin to Muaither (Qatar top tier, on loan)
Ali Husni to Al-Arabi (Kuwait top tier)

 

Another window gone and nothing from Humam, what a surprise....