Ali Al-Busaidi
Omani footballer with club success
Born
January 21st, 1991
34 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Oman
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A professional footballer from Oman, achieved success in domestic leagues and represented the national team. Played primarily as a defender, contributing to both club and international matches. Developed a reputation for strong defensive skills and tactical awareness on the field. Participated in various international competitions, reinforcing Oman’s presence in regional football. Spent a significant portion of the career with local teams, playing in different leagues and aiming for championship titles.
Represented Oman in international competitions
Played for several local clubs in Oman
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