Mohammed Al-Sanea

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 10: The Kuwait Handball Federation has opened a 10-day registration period for players who were deregistered by their clubs on the final day of the summer registration period. The decision, effective since last Monday, aims to ensure that these players are not left without a club for six months, which would prevent them from participating in the sport.

Federation Secretary-General Qaid Al-Adwani explained that some clubs remove extra players from their rosters at the end of the registration period, leaving them without the opportunity to join other teams. “We opened this registration window to allow deregistered players to continue their careers and join new clubs,” he said.

The initiative allowed Kazma Club to register new talents, Fawaz Mubarak and Mohammed Al-Sanea. The club announced on its X account that both players had joined the first team and participated in Kazma’s 26-22 victory over Qadsia in the third round of the Premier League. This marked Qadsia’s third consecutive defeat, leaving it in seventh place with no points, while Kazma moved up to second with five points.

Kuwait Club also maintained its strong start, recording a 40-24 win over Salmiya for its third consecutive victory, taking six points at the top of the league standings. Salmiya remains fifth with two points.

All matches were held at Sheikh Saad Al-Abdullah Sports Hall. Today, the First Division League will feature three matches: Khaitan vs. Yarmouk, Qurain vs. Al-Sahel, and the Youth National Team vs. Al-Fahaheel.

By Khaled Al-Enezi

Al-Seyassah/Arab Times Staff