Mohamed Sabra or the ascent of a soccer expert? Mohamed Sabra lives in Australia and is a soccer player. He likes to watch the professional leagues in England, Spain, Germany.
Mohamed Sabra on the top soccer players: The football season 2020 marks the beginning of a new decade for football lovers, and for the world of sports, the 2010s were nothing short of inspiring games and intense competition between the greatest footballs players for the title of best (ballon d’or). Number 10 on our list will be, The newly crowned African footballer of the year 2019 SADIO MANE. He had an impressive 2018/19 season where he lifted with his team mate at Liverpool the height of European club football trophy, THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE. The year 2019/20 has also started remarkably for the Senegalese who recently won the FIFA Club World Cup.
Mohamed Sabra about the top soccer players and clubs : It’s tough to slip defenders into ‘best of’ lists with a slew of goalscorer and attacking heroes but Virgil van Dijk more than earns his place among the best right now. He’s a Rolls Royce defender, an imperious figure who never looks flustered. The Dutchman is dominant on land and in the air (in both boxes) and is comfortably one of the key cogs in Liverpool’s champions-elect team.
When someone is given Lionel Messi’s seal of approval, you know they must be good. At 2019’s FIFA Best Awards, the Argentine voted Sadio Mane as his number one player in the world. Unfortunately for the Liverpool star however, he didn’t even make the top three in end. “It’s a shame to see Mane finish in fourth place,” Messi told Canal+ at the time, says Goal. “Mane achieved a great year that was exceptional for the entire Liverpool team. That’s why I chose him.”
Mohamed Sabra about top Man U players : Brian McClair played for Aston Villa, Motherwell and Celtic, but it is for his 11 years at Manchester United that he is best remembered. A prolific goal-scorer, McClair could find the back of the net from close range or distance, bagging 24 league goals in his first season to become the first United player to surpass 20 since George Best. The sour taste left in the mouth by Paul Ince’s departure from United should not detract from his quality. The Guv’nor was a central midfielder who brought an immense presence and physicality to the pitch.