JAWY Elite League Under-21: Five young players who stood out in October

Musa Adam, Abdulmajeed Sharif, Daniel Al-Habib, Loay Al-Obaidi and Jefferson Ramos were among the leading performers in the JAWY Elite League Under-21 during October, with their goals helping their clubs secure important results.

Musa Adam delivers again for Al Ahli

Musa Adam strengthened his reputation as a key attacking player for Al Ahli by scoring twice in their 3-1 victory over Damac in round eight.

The forward had already found the net twice in Al Ahli’s 2-1 win against Al Wehda in round six. His tally stood at six goals before the Damac match, according to the figures available before kick-off, and the latest double took him to eight for the season.

Abdulmajeed Sharif makes early impact

Abdulmajeed Sharif also played a decisive role in round eight, scoring the opening goal in Al Taawoun’s 5-1 win over Al Ettifaq.

The midfielder struck in the third minute, giving his side an early advantage and setting the tone for a dominant attacking display. Al Taawoun maintained control of the contest and completed a convincing victory that improved their position in the table.

Daniel Al-Habib scores all three for Al Feiha

Daniel Al-Habib produced one of the month’s most eye-catching individual performances by scoring a hat-trick in Al Feiha’s 3-0 away victory over Al Okhdood in round eight.

His three goals accounted for the entire result, combining efficiency in front of goal with the decisive contribution required to settle the match. The performance placed him firmly among the standout players of October.

Loay Al-Obaidi shines for Al Hilal

Loay Al-Obaidi scored twice as Al Hilal defeated Al Feiha 3-0 in round seven. He struck in the 31st and 42nd minutes, before Turki Al-Ghmail completed the scoring in the 69th minute.

Al-Obaidi had previously scored four goals across matches against Neom and Al Jabalain. He also attracted attention while representing Saudi Arabia Under-20s, scoring against Russia and Uzbekistan during the national team’s training camp.

Jefferson Ramos leads Al Fateh attack

Jefferson Ramos established himself as one of Al Fateh’s main attacking threats after scoring four goals in the opening two rounds of the season.

That total included a hat-trick in the 6-0 victory over Al Ansar, as well as another goal against Al Ahli. Ramos had reached six goals before the start of round eight, underlining his ability to influence matches in the penalty area.

The five players reflect the range of emerging talent in the JAWY Elite League Under-21, from forwards who have maintained a regular scoring run to players whose important contributions have changed the outcome of matches. The competition continues to provide young footballers with an opportunity to demonstrate their ability and progress to higher levels of the game.