Sultan: Debut is exceptional, Majed a challenge
Hammoud Sultan, the legendary Bahraini goalkeeper, spent 24 years playing for the Bahrain national team. He was one of the top stars of the Gulf in the Gulf Cup, participating in nine editions and earning the Best Goalkeeper award three times. He recalls his first experience in Qatar at the Gulf Cup, the challenges he faced, especially wearing gloves, which he was forced to use under the guidance of the Serbian coach Lyubisa Pretsh. Despite tough competition from leading forwards, Sultan believes Bahrain is currently facing challenges in defending its title at Gulf Cup 27. He emphasizes the need for a strong character, focus, discipline, and the integration of young players to enhance their chances. He describes the Gulf tournament as more than just a sport; it has been a means to build relationships and develop football in the region. He considers his first memories in the Gulf Cup as the most important moments of his career and hopes to relive such experiences again.
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