Al Saad out as Saudi eye win over Trinidad

Mohannad Al-Saad works with doctors to heal his injured muscle. The Saudi star player skipped Sunday practice with his teammates. Medical staff helps him recover from the injury he suffered before facing Haiti. Team officials say he cannot play against Trinidad and Tobago on Monday. His chances of making the squad look very slim.

Al-Saad hurt his muscle right before the Haiti game started. He missed both matches against Haiti and America because of this injury. The talented player has not stepped on the field during this entire tournament. Saudi Arabia needs him healthy for future competitions. Doctors want him to rest and heal properly.

Saudi Arabia must beat Trinidad and Tobago to move forward. The team cannot depend on other game results to advance. French coach Hervé Renard led the final practice session at Allegiant Stadium. Players worked on warm-ups, game plans, and finishing moves. The squad ended practice with stretching exercises.

Saudi Arabia beat Haiti with one goal to start the tournament. America defeated them with the same score in their second game. The upcoming Trinidad match decides everything for the Saudi team. Players know they must win to keep their dreams alive. This game will test their skills and determination.