Yesterday we assessed the potential fortunes of the eight returning WBPL teams. Today, we’ll be looking at how the four newly promoted teams will fare in their new surroundings: Ahli Al-Khaleel (AAK) Key Man: Khaldoun Al-Halman IN: Baha Dhiyab (GK/Jabal…
After a three-month layoff, domestic football is back! We’ve been treated to two great Cup Finals to open this season with Shabab Al-Dhahrieh beating league champions Hilal Al-Quds in the Super Cup and Al-Am’ary returning to its title-winning ways with…
I’ve put together this list to keep track of the growing amount of Palestinian players playing their football abroad. Only players previously uncapped by a national side will be included (please do not mention the Sharbini brothers). Belgium (1): Omar…
Jordan bound: Ismail Amour After much speculation, Ismail Amour, regarded as on of the premier talents in the WBPL has elected to move abroad. Al-Yarmouk (JOR) did not disclose the transfer fee paid to Al-Am’ary to secure the services of…
Jarun (R), Charleroi’s latest Zebra Two well-travelled and experienced Palestinian National Team players have found new clubs this past week. Omar Jarun who had spent the past three years in the Polish First Division with Flota Swinoujscie, Pogon Szczecin, and…
It’s been pretty slow going on the national team front since the culmination of the Arab Nations Cup which can only mean one thing- the silly season is here! Below is a synopsis of all the transfer action and rumors. …
Saeb Jendeya. 70 caps- all as national team captain. Two bronze medals. And that goal (see above). It’s hard to sum up Jendeya’s career in a couple of sentences. His nine-year career with the national team has seen him participate…
Palestine ventured to Taif, KSA to compete as the less fancied side alongside Kuwait and KSA for a spot in the semi-finals. An atrocious first half against Kuwait proved to be the team’s undoing – already having had enough work…
