Rayyan start new era after Jorge exit as young talent take spotlight in QSL Cup
Gulf Times
Rayyan start new era after Jorge exit as young talent take spotlight in QSL Cup
Al Rayyan will begin life after the departure of coach Artur Jorge when they face Al Shahania in the quarter-finals of the QSL Cup Tuesday, with several clubs set to rely on youngsters and players not involved in national team duty. The competition traditionally provides opportunities for emerging talents and fringe players during international windows, and this edition is expected to follow the same pattern as teams balance development with their push for silverware.
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