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الجزيرة الرياضية
Sandouk Inspires Jordanian Amputees
Muhannad Nowdookah, a 21-year-old Jordanian young man, faced severe health challenges after being diagnosed with cancer in his leg in 2022. He underwent treatment that included chemotherapy and a titanium knee transplant, which prevented him from continuing his career as a football player. Despite stopping his playing career, he emphasized that his love for sports remains strong through training and earning coaching certifications. He decided to establish Jordan's first football team for amputees to promote adaptive sports. After experiencing health setbacks in April 2024 that led to the amputation of his leg, he sought to turn his experience into support for others. He is working on creating a specialized sports club for amputees and aspires to develop the presence of amputee sports in Jordan, reaffirming that his willpower and determination demonstrate his ability to make a positive impact despite the challenges.
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