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Why Omar Abdulrahman is the UAE's homespun magician
FFTASIA50 John Duerden believes that Omar Abdulrahman's rise to brilliance means Asia can rightly feel proud of nurturing one of the world's most exciting playmakers purely on local shores...
FourFourTwo's 50 Best Asian Players 2015: 35-31
FFTASIA50 Three Australians, the Russian Messi and a Japanese veteran who's found a new lease of life at a new club
Muto's mission: Why Japan's new pin-up boy is making Chelsea wait
FFTASIA50 Japanese football expert Scott McIntyre believes FC Tokyo's goal-hungry striker Yoshinori Muto has already demonstrated his talents in the J.League and is set to become a global pin-up for the Samurai Blue...
FourFourTwo's 50 Best Asian Players 2015: 15-11
FFTASIA50 Two Swindon lads, the Cha-minator and Iran's most capped player
The Jedi Enforcer: How captain Mile made himself indispensable to Australia
FFTASIA50 Cronan Yu pays tribute to Socceroos midfield marshall Mile Jedinak, who might not have the natural ability of many of his rivals, but is peerless when it comes to heart and determination.
FourFourTwo's 50 Best Asian Players 2015: 40-36
FFTASIA50 A late bloomer, a written-off veteran who's not quite done yet and Japan's latest golden boy sensation
Tim Cahill is enjoying Shanghai - where 20 million people talk about football
FFTASIA50 Australian stalwart Tim Cahill talks goal celebrations, continent hopping and settling in China with FourFourTwo's Zee Ko...
FourFourTwo's 50 Best Asian Players 2015: 20-16
FFTASIA50 A lad linked with a big money Premier League move, the Chinese Sergio Ramos and a free-scoring Qatari striker
Mat Ryan: Asian Cup redemption, bad haircuts and... Liverpool?
FFTASIA50 The Socceroos No. 1 talks to FourFourTwo's Zee Ko about club life in Belgium, Asian Cup glory and why his haircut has improved so much...
Son Heung-min: Before I left Korea for Germany, I was told to first learn the swear words
FFTASIA50 South Korea’s Son Heung-min has spent a third of his life in Germany. The Bayer Leverkusen star chats with Uli Hesse about feeling like a local, learning German swear words and why the Bundesliga is better than the Premier League.
