Seven Palestinian players will feature in the Egyptian Premier League next season and additional four will play for teams in the second division after a slew of transfer activity this summer.
Which uncapped attacking players plying their trade abroad can give Palestine a boost ahead of the 2023 Asian Cup?
Which midfielders playing their trade abroad can give Palestine a boost ahead of the 2023 Asian Cup?
Ahead of the 2023 Asian Cup, Palestine needs a left back and added depth across the back line. So who will they turn to?
Former Shabab Al-Khaleel winger and left back Mohammed Direya has signed with Valmiera FC in a move few have anticipated. The move will make him the first ever Palestinian player to play in the Latvian top flight.
Who should Palestine call up to provide depth and quality at the goalkeeper position?
The lion's share of players who started in Asian Cup qualifying will lead this team in [insert host nation here] but with a tiny player pool there needs to be more experimenting to find out who else is ready to mix it up with Asia's finest.
In an ideal world, Palestine would have quality opposition lined up to give it the stress test it needs with less than a year to go to the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.
As Football Palestine reported earlier this week. Mohammed Rashid has agreed a move that will see him join five other Palestinians in the Egyptian top flight.
This past week saw a glut of moves in the transfer market involving Palestinian players. The first move- Yaser Hamed Mayor's move to Al-Rayyan SC of the Qatar Stars League was widely anticipated following his departure from Al-Masry.
