Mohammad Aliyan, the head of the temporary committee of the Jordanian Basketball Federation, stated in a phone interview with the Jordanian basketball family that Jordan's group in the upcoming Basketball World Cup, which includes the United States, Greece, and New Zealand, can only be described as fiery and extremely difficult. He pointed out that preparations have already begun to reach out to teams whose playstyle suits the teams we will face in the group.
Aliyan agreed that "facing the United States is significant for marketing purposes," while mentioning that the national team previously played a friendly match against Greece, where the Falcons of Al-Nashama delivered a competitive performance at many points during the game. As for New Zealand, he noted, "We know them well."
He added, "The Falcons of Al-Nashama will face the Canadian team, which is similar to the American style, and the Australian team, which is close to New Zealand's style. Communication has already started, and the King Abdullah Championship will be an important stop on the road to the World Cup, featuring many foreign teams, in addition to the Egyptian team, which has also been contacted to participate."
He concluded by stating that "the impossible is not Jordanian," and that everything is possible in the world of basketball, emphasizing that the spirit must prevail in all matches.
