
King watches Jordan's qualifier game against Oman during London visit
His Majesty King Abdullah II followed the national football team's World Cup qualifier match against Oman on Tuesday evening, tuning in from the Jordanian embassy in London during his working visit to Europe.
Photos from the embassy showed the King watching the game with visible enthusiasm as the national team fought to secure a place in the next round of qualifiers. His presence reflected the significance of the match not only as a sporting event but as a moment of national pride.
King Abdullah's ongoing European tour includes meetings with key leaders aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and advancing Jordan's regional diplomacy, particularly amid ongoing developments in the Middle East.

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