Jordan national football team
Jordan to make record 10th appearance at FIFA Arab Cup 2025
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The Jordan national football team, known as Al-Nashama, is preparing for its tenth participation in the FIFA Arab Cup 2025 in Qatar, a milestone that also serves as preparation for the 2026 World Cup finals.
Since their debut in the inaugural Arab Cup in 1963 in Lebanon, Jordan has been the only team to appear in every edition of the tournament, giving them the record for the most participations among all Arab nations. This consistency highlights the country’s long-standing football legacy.
Jordan’s historic 10th campaign will begin with a challenging match against the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, December 3, at 8:00 PM at Al Bayt Stadium. The team is drawn in Group C, alongside Egypt and the winner of the Kuwait vs. Mauritania fixture.
In preparation, the national team will resume technical and physical training in Amman on Saturday, November 22, before flying to Doha on Saturday, November 29. The local training camp aims to finalize the squad and address lessons learned from recent friendlies against Tunisia and Mali.
The Jordan Football Association views this Arab Cup appearance not only as a way to maintain their historic record but also as an opportunity to face strong Arab teams in competitive conditions, building experience ahead of their debut in the 2026 World Cup.
This tenth participation is more than a statistic; it represents a pivotal moment in Jordanian football, combining a rich history in regional competitions with ambitions to make a mark on the global stage.



