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Abdulrahim Anbar Jumaa (Template:Lang-ar; born 23 May 1979) is a United Arab Emirates footballer who plays in the midfield for Al-Dhafra.

Jumaa has frequently captained his national team and helped lead the United Arab Emirates national football team to its first trophy, the 2007 Gulf Cup, which was held in Abu Dhabi. He has made 27 appearances in qualifying matches for various FIFA World Cups.^[1]

References

^ Abdulraheem Jumaa – FIFA competition record (archived)

External links

Abdulrahim Jumaa at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e United Arab Emirates squad – 2007 AFC Asian Cup
1 Naser 2 Jumaa (c) 3 Khamis 4 Msarri 5 I. Ali 6 Al-Hawsani 7 Darwish 8 H. Ali 9 Mubarak 10 Matar 11 Khalil 12 Salem 13 Dada 14 B. Saeed 15 Al-Shehhi 17 Jaber 18 Mubarak 19 Al-Kass 20 H. Saeed 21 Fakher 22 Qassim 23 Saif 28 Rabee Coach: Metsu

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