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9 منتخبات تصل الدوحة استعدادا لكأس العالم تحت 17 عاما FIFA قطر 2026
الدوحة /قنا/ أعلنت اللجنة المحلية المنظمة لبطولة كأس العالم تحت 17 عاما FIFA قطر 2026، اليوم، وصول تسعة من المنتخبات المشاركة إلى الدوحة، إيذانا ببدء استعداداتها لخوض غمار البطولة التي تقام خلال الفترة من التاسع عشر من نوفمبر الجاري وحتى الثالث عشر من ديسمبر المقبل.
ويشارك في البطولة 48 منتخبا تتنافس في 104 مباريات، وتعد هذه النسخة الثانية تواليا ضمن خمس نسخ متتالية تستضيفها دولة قطر حتى عام 2029.
وأوضحت اللجنة أن المنتخبات التي وصلت هي منتخبات السعودية والكاميرون والصين وكاليدونيا الجديدة وهندوراس ونيوزيلندا وفيتنام وجمهورية كوريا وكوستاريكا، فيما يتوالى وصول باقي المنتخبات خلال الأيام المقبلة، تمهيدا لاستكمال الاستعدادات لخوض منافسات البطولة العالمية.
في السياق، تنظم اللجنة المحلية المنظمة غدا الخميس، جولة لكأس البطولة في ساحة وادي مشيرب بمنطقة مشيرب، من السادسة مساء وحتى العاشرة ليلا، في إطار الفعاليات الترويجية المصاحبة للبطولة.
وتوفر جولة الكأس فرصة لوسائل الإعلام لإجراء لقاءات مع متحدث من اللجنة المحلية المنظمة وعدد من اللاعبين الناشئين، إلى جانب حضور المدرب الصربي بورا ميلوتينوفيتش، الذي سبق له أن قاد خمسة منتخبات في نهائيات كأس العالم لكرة القدم، في تجربة تدريبية استثنائية.
ويستضيف مجمع المسابقات في أسباير زون مباريات البطولة العالمية، بإقامة ما يصل إلى ثماني مباريات يوميا خلال مرحلة المجموعات ودور الـ32.
ومن المقرر أن يستهل المنتخب القطري مشواره في البطولة بمواجهة نظيره البنمي في التاسع عشر من نوفمبر الجاري.
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