The Oman Football Association, represented by Vice President Mohsen Al Masroori, endorses the continuation of the Gulf Championship for Veterans. The Arabian Gulf Cup Football Federation is enhancing the tournament’s organization and has established a Veterans Committee. The first edition, held in Kuwait, received positive feedback and demonstrated the importance of veteran players in Gulf football.
On February 27th, in Muscat, Mohsen Al Masroori, Vice President of the Oman Football Association, expressed firm support for the continued organization of the Gulf Championship for Veterans. He emphasized the efforts made by the Arabian Gulf Cup Football Federation in enhancing the tournament’s development through proper organizational and technical frameworks, including the establishment of a dedicated Veterans Committee.
Al Masroori praised the successful first edition held in Kuwait from February 22 to 26, with participation from eight Gulf teams. He noted that the tournament reflected the hard work of Kuwait and the Federation, which received enthusiastic support from fans, creating a spirit of camaraderie and honorable sportsmanship in the region.
In his remarks, Al Masroori highlighted the positive impact of the tournament on veterans, reminding everyone of their invaluable contributions to Gulf football. He reiterated the Federation’s commitment to collaborating with Gulf countries to ensure the continued success of such events, underscoring the importance of preserving the region’s rich football legacy.
In conclusion, the Oman Football Association is dedicated to enhancing the Gulf Championship for Veterans, acknowledging the contributions of former players while promoting regional unity through sports. The successful inaugural tournament in Kuwait serves as a testament to the collaborative spirit of the Arabian Gulf countries in fostering football development.
Original Source: www.aninews.in
