In the first match of the Asian Cup, the national football team's opponent Tajikistan announced a 27-member training roster, including 10 overseas players and four naturalized players.
The national football team's first match in the Asian Cup opponent Tajikistan announced a training list of 27 players, all 24 players on the list of the 36-team tournament in November, the addition of defender Imonazarov, midfielder Shukurov and Tusunov, three players for investigation.
There are as many as 10 overseas players on the Tajikistan roster, with scorer Soirov (21, UZL), Samiev (22, Moore United), Umarbayev (29, Bohol 1) midfield anchor, and Zhuraboev (27, Malay Premier League) all working abroad, and only Kamolov, Panyshambet, and veteran A . Galilov play for domestic giant Dushan Independence and are also getting a workout in the AFC Champions League this year. Dushan Independence has 10 players on the roster, which is the backbone of Tajikistan's base. In addition, Tajikistan has four naturalized Russian players; veteran midfielder Jalilov plays for Russia's national youth in all age groups U17-U21 and was naturalized four years ago, and Umarbayev plays in the starting midfield for Russia's U18 national youth and completed his naturalization eight years ago.
Tajikistan's training will be divided into two phases: from December 16 to 27 in Dubai, from December 28 to January 7 in Abu Dhabi and on January 8 in Qatar to enter the playing field. Coach Shergott wants to schedule at least three warm-up matches. The warm-up opponent that has been basically determined is the Hong Kong, China team, which is the hypothetical opponent for the first game.
Specific list of 27 persons
Goalkeepers: Yatimov (Dushan Independence), Hasanov (Dushan Independence), Barotov (Istaravshan)
Defenders: Hanonov (Persepolis, Iran), Yurabaev (Fergana Oil Workers, Uzbekistan), Safarov (Tashkent Lokomotiv, Uzbekistan), Akhtam Nazarov (Dushan Independence), Tabrez Islomov (Dushan Independence), Kurbanov (Dushan Independence), Nazarov Kholmurod (Lavshan), Imom Nazarov ( Eschata)
MIDFIELD: Umarbayev (1948 Central Army, Paulinia), Zhuraboev (Jeddah, Malaysia), Rakhimov (Bukhara, Uzbekistan), Tursunov (Kerala, India) Komron, Khayloev (Tyumen, Russia), Jalilov (Dushan Independence), Panjshambe (Dushan Independence), Mabashuyev (Dushan Independence), Kamolov ( Kamolov (Dushan independence), Alijuni Brizod (Dushan independence), Safarov (Pamir Central Military Forces), Kuktos, Alisher Shukurov
Forwards: Soyrov (Tashkent Lokomotiv, Uzbekistan), Samiev (Mirshami, Moldova), Hamrokulov (Regatadaz), Azizboyev (Kokhsilot)
