Rabat – Jordanian Public Security decides to make a special arrangement to show “Al-Nashama” matches in the World Cup to inmates of correctional and rehabilitation centers to follow their national team.
An official statement from the Public Security Directorate confirmed that the directive aims to give inmates the opportunity to follow “Al-Nashama” on the global stage. By broadcasting the matches inside correctional and rehabilitation facilities, the initiative ensures that inmates can support the national team throughout their World Cup journey.
Al-Nashama’s World Cup debut turns a new, historic page for Jordanian football, transforming the tournament into a deeply unifying milestone for the entire country, and ensuring that even those behind bars won’t miss a single moment of the magic.
This marks the first time in the country’s history that Al-Nashama has qualified for the global tournament, capping off a historic rise following their brilliant run to the 2023 Asian Cup final
The Jordanian national team is gearing up for its first time to head to the World Cup. Under the leadership of the Moroccan coach Jamal Sellami, Jordan will compete in Group 10 alongside powerhouse opponents, Argentina, Algeria, and Austria.
