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The Kabaddi Masters Dubai 2018 - The 5 foreign players to look out for

All the six nation teams are gearing-up for the Kabaddi Masters Dubai 2018. Scheduled to start from 22nd June at the Al Wasl Sports Club in Dubai featuring teams from India, Pakistan, Argentina, Iran, Republic of South Korea and Kenya.

Team India has the strongest attacking as well as the defensive side, but if you talk about Iran the veterans like Fazel Atrachhali, Abozar Meghani & Meraj Sheykh are missing. May be the Iranian federation wanted to give proper rest to their main players for Asian games 2018.

Kenya in group A with India and Pakistan is a newcomer wherein Argentina in group B with Korea and Iran is a newcomer. Championship may be tough for the newcomers or we may see the emergence of new talents.

Let’s have a look to five foreign players who have played in the Pro Kabaddi league and can make an impact.

Kabaddi Masters Dubai 2018 - The 5 foreign players to look out for

 

1.  David Mosambayi – One of the top performers of Kenya, Pro Kabaddi season 5 he played for Haryana Steelers and season 6 auctions he was picked by Jaipur Pink Panthers at 10.20 Lakhs.

2. Hadi Tajik – Without veterans in the Iran squad the onus is on this Iranian all-rounder, who played for UP Yoddha in Pro Kabaddi season 5 and season 6 auctions he was picked by U Mumba at 11 Lakhs.

3. Dong Geon Lee – The agile raider from Republic of South Korea who at times rescued Tamil Thalaivas in Pro Kabaddi season 5, and season 6 auctions he was picked by Gujarat Fortune Giants at 17.2 Lakhs.

4. Tae Deok Eom – Referred as the flying rabbit in his inner circle, an all-rounder who is better known for his raiding, played for Patna Pirates in season 5 and was bought back by Patna Pirates in season 6 auctions at 11.4 Lakhs.

5. Jang Kun Lee – One of the world’s best raider from Republic of South Korea, he played all 5 seasons of Pro Kabaddi for the Bengal Warriors and season 6 auctions he was bought back by Bengal Warriors using RTM card at 33 Lakhs.