Islamabad: The Pakistani men’s football team faced a big setback when the country striker Ryan Mohamed came out due to a knee string injury. The unfortunate development comes before the Asian Asian Cup qualifiers against Myanmar.
Ryan, who plays with Dundy Football Club in Scotland, was called to Pakistan for the first time. However, his international appearance was delayed for the first time after being injured during the team’s training camp here.
The sources confirm that the 19 -year -old striker returned to Scotland to recover. Ryan also shared a picture of the affected leg in the social media story.
The match will continue against Myanmar without the promising striker, and Pakistan is unlikely to include an alternative instead of Ryan.
It is worth noting that green shirts are currently training in the above -mentioned match until they left on June 7 under the supervision of coach Stephen Constantine.
Green shirts, which are placed in the group E alongside Myanmar, Afghanistan and Syria, will play the second Asian qualifying match in the AFC.
They suffered a 2-0 defeat against Syria in the opening match of the campaign in March.
Meanwhile, PFF has appointed a temporary team of 27 members for the next match last week, which includes the striker in Denmark Ali Haider Shah and soldiers Ryan Mohamed, based in Scotland.
However, prominent exceptions include Mohamed Saddam, Imran Kayani, Issah Suleiman, and Autz Khan.
Defender Mohib Allah returned to the national team.
The temporary team is characterized by three goalkeepers, Youssef Bou, Sakib Hanif, and Hassan Ali.
The defensive squad includes Mamoun Moussa, Muhammad Vasal, Qar al -Tafd, Abd al -Rahman, and Omar Haiyat, alongside Abdullah Iqbal, Haseeb Ahmed Khan, and Mohaib Allah.
In the midfield, Alamgir Ghazi, Harun Hamid, Ali Uzair and Yasir Arfat were included. Moine Ahmed, Omar Ali, Abdul Samad, Rahis Nabi, and Zaid Shah will reinforce the midfield.
The front line consists of Farid Allah, Adeel Yonas, Machil Abdullah, Muhammad and Hayd, Shaya Dost and Ali Haider. .