Sports
Iraqi sports circles announced, Tuesday morning, the death of Jalal Abdul Rahman, former goalkeeper for the Iraqi national football team and Al-Zawraa Club, who passed away in a U.S. hospital at 81. His death followed a sudden brain stroke. Al-Zawraa Sports Club's administrative body mourned its former first-team goalkeeper and later goalkeeping coach. A club statement affirmed Abdul Rahman, an international goalkeeper and one of its esteemed figures, died after a distinguished career, representing Al-Zawraa and the national team commendably, leaving a positive impact and lasting memories for those who knew him. The statement also recalled his journey with the club, praising his efforts, dedication, and clear imprint during his years, alongside his prominent presence with the national squad. It stressed his name will endure in the club's history as a prominent figure who left their mark. Al-Zawraa's administrative body extended deepest condolences to his family, relatives, loved ones, and the wider Iraqi sports community.
