#3 Hammadi Ahmad - top scorer in the competition
The tournament’s top scorer with 15 goals in 10 appearances, Hammadi Ahmad, will be awarded the golden boot and will be the biggest threat to Bengaluru FC’s defence. He can do to Bengaluru FC’s what he’s done to so many other teams faced in this year’s AFC Cup, scoring goals for fun.
A poacher inside the box, any half chance and the Iraqi buries it into the back of the net with ease
Bengaluru FC has defended well under their new manager, Albert Roca, and the side have looked solid at the back with the arrival of Juan Antonio to the Indian side to.
Ahmad will look to add to his tally in the final, and the Iraqi’s will be hoping to regularly feed the ball into the path of the striker, who despite being the tournament’s leading goalscorer, has not earned a spot in the national team.
