Dubai celebrates the world's best beach soccer stars
A group photo of the winners during the "Night of the Stars".
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The FIFA Beach Soccer Committee announced the names of the winners of the best titles in the world for the year 2022 as part of the "Stars Night", which was held in cooperation with the Dubai Sports Council, on the sidelines of the Emirates Airlines Intercontinental Beach Soccer Cup, which is being hosted by Dubai at the moment.
Saeed Hareb, Secretary General of the Dubai Sports Council, Nasser Aman Al Rahma, Assistant Secretary-General of the Dubai Sports Council, Joan Cosco, Chairman of the FIFA Beach Soccer Executive Committee, and Ali Omar Al Balushi, Chairman of the Confederations Cup Organizing Committee, crowned the winners.
The Portuguese B Martins was crowned the best player in the world, and the Brazilian Adriel Rocha was the best player.
The Swiss Angelo Chirenzi won the best coach award, and the award for the best sporting event was given to the El Salvador Cup, and the goal of the Spaniard Chiqui Adril won the award for the best goal, which he scored against Portugal in the World Cup.
Italian Luca Bertaca won the Rising Star award, and Swiss Elliot Monod retained the title of best goalkeeper for the second year in a row.
The Portuguese Mager won the Beach Legend Cup, after leading his country to the 2001 World Cup, the European Cup six times, and many other titles with clubs and on a personal level, and the award is presented for the first time this year.
As for the best five-star team, it was made up of Swiss Elliott, his compatriot Noel Ott, Japan's Ozo, Portugal's B Martins and Spain's Chiqui Adril.
"White Beaches" is satisfied with the competition for the "bronze"
The team contented itself with competing for the bronze medal in the Confederations Cup, which concludes today at Kite Beach in Umm Suqeim area in Dubai.
The team will meet Paraguay at 6:45 pm today in the match to determine the third and fourth places, while Brazil will face Iran in the final match, which will be held at the eighth.
Al-Abyad lost to Iran 5/2 yesterday in the semi-finals, while Brazil defeated Paraguay in the second semi-final with difficulty 6/5.
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