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SportsFormer Qingdao West Coast foreign player Bryan Riascos joins Jordanian club Al-Hussein as free agent
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Jordanian Professional League club Al-Hussein has officially announced the signing of Colombian forward Bryan Riascos as a free agent. The club, known as the 'Royal Legion' due to its name originating from Jordan's King Hussein, welcomed Riascos as a new member. Riascos previously played for Iraqi club Al-Zawraa and joined Al-Hussein after his contract expired. He played for Chinese Super League club Qingdao West Coast in the 2024 season, making 19 appearances, scoring 6 goals, and providing 4 assists. Besides the Chinese Super League, Riascos has experience playing in leagues in Portugal, Brazil, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, and Iraq. The transfer was announced on July 29.
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Hupu Football News | July 29
Jordanian Professional League side Al-Hussein has officially announced the signing of Colombian forward Bryan Riascos, who will represent the club in the upcoming season.
The club stated in its announcement: "Riascos becomes a new member of the Royal Legion. Welcome to the Royal Club."
Player Background
- Riascos previously played for Iraqi club Al-Zawraa and joined Al-Hussein as a free agent following the expiration of his contract.
- Al-Hussein is a powerhouse in Jordanian football, known as the "Royal Legion" because the club's name originates from Jordan's King Hussein.
Career Highlights
During the 2024 season, Riascos played for Chinese Super League side Qingdao West Coast, making 19 appearances, scoring 6 goals, and providing 4 assists.
Beyond the Chinese Super League, he has experience playing in leagues across Portugal, Brazil, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, and Iraq.
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Former Qingdao West Coast Foreign Player Bryan Riascos Joins Jordanian Club Al-Hussein