Akram Afif is one of the best talents in Asia. The Qatar International has already featured for Sevilla, Villarreal, and Sporting Gijon at the age of 22. He is one of the best talents the country has ever produced in their whole history.
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With the capability to play anywhere across the front line, Afif has earned his name by putting some phenomenal performances for his club and country. It is agreeable that the 22-year-old has struggled at Spain, but the performances he has put in at Asia is nothing short of fascinating.
He has represented all age groups for his nation. He was part of the AFC Under-19 Cup Qualification and 2018 Qualification Rounds, but they were not able to make it count at the biggest stage.
Qatar have never lifted this trophy, and he will be hoping to break the jinx when they take up the field against Lebanon during the first game week.
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Sudarshan has been covering European and Indian football for Sportskeeda for
around 9 years. An Information Technology graduate and a post-graduate in International Business Operations, he has previously worked with Chennai Super Kings, Chennai City FC and the SunRisers Hyderabad handling their social media for OPN Advertising and Ting Labs. He has also travelled with the SunRisers for around 2 years, shooting content and interviewing stars such as David Warner, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar and Jonny Bairstow.
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