Palestinian forward Adi Al-Dabbagh, a player for Zamalek's first football team, continued his impressive performance in the national team's jersey during the September camp held in China, reaching his 21st international goal and taking sole possession of the top spot among Palestine's all-time leading scorers.
The Palestinian national team concluded its camp with a 5-0 victory over China. The match saw Al-Dabbagh shine by scoring two goals and providing one assist, while Assad Al-Hamlaoui scored two goals and Ahmed Al-Qaq scored one.
Adi Al-Dabbagh surpasses the 20-goal mark
Adi Al-Dabbagh raised his tally to 21 international goals in 56 matches for the Palestinian national team, maintaining his sole lead as the Fida'i's all-time top scorer.
The Zamalek striker left his mark in every match of the preparation camp, from New Zealand to China.
A start against New Zealand
The Palestinian national team began its China camp with a 2-2 draw against New Zealand, with Al-Dabbagh scoring Palestine's second equalizing goal.
In the second match, the Palestinian team achieved a 4-2 victory over Tajikistan, with Al-Dabbagh scoring another goal.
A brace against China and a perfect finish
Al-Dabbagh's best performance came at the conclusion of the camp against China, where he scored two goals and provided an assist during the clean-sheet five-goal victory.
Thus, the Zamalek striker finished the China camp having scored in all three matches against New Zealand, Tajikistan, and China, reaching his 21st international goal for his national team.
