
Al-Arabi's Hassan Hamdan discharged after head injury
Looking ahead, Al-Arabi is preparing to face Al-Salmiya in the second round of the Zain Premier League Championship Group Stage, scheduled for the day after tomorrow.
Currently, Al-Arabi sits in second place in the league with 46 points, just four points behind leaders Kuwait Club, with four rounds remaining.
In other news, Al-Akhdar defender Hassan Hamdan has been discharged from the hospital after being admitted following a head injury during Al-Arabi's match against Arkadag. Hamdan lost consciousness early in the match and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. According to Al-Arabi's official website, Hamdan underwent necessary tests, which revealed a mild concussion.
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