Abdul Rahman Gharib and Sultan Al-Ghannam to Miss Al-Nasr vs Al-Hazm Match due to Fitness Concerns

The absence of Abdul Rahman Gharib and Sultan Al-Ghannam from the upcoming match between Al-Nassr and Al-Hazm in the Saudi Roshn League’s 22nd round has been confirmed. Both players opted for fitness training at Al-Nasr Club headquarters instead of participating in the match, indicating their readiness is lacking. As a result, they will not be featuring in the game against Al-Hazm.

This news comes as a blow to Al-Nassr, as Gharib and Al-Ghannam are key players for the team. Their absence will undoubtedly impact the dynamics of the upcoming match and force the team to make adjustments in their lineup.

Without these two players, Al-Nsasr will need to rely on other members of the squad to step up and fill the void left by Gharib and Al-Ghannam. The coaching staff will have to devise a new strategy to compensate for their absence and ensure that the team remains competitive against Al-Hazm.

Despite this setback, Al-Nassr will be looking to secure a positive result in the upcoming match to maintain their position in the league standings. The team will need to rally together and put in a strong performance to overcome the absence of Gharib and Al-Ghannam and come out victorious against Al-Hazm.

As the match approaches, all eyes will be on Al-Nassr to see how they cope without two key players in their lineup. Fans will be hoping for a strong showing from the rest of the team as they aim to secure a crucial victory in the Saudi Roshn League. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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