Former FIFAe World Champion Musaed Al-Dossary visits Red Bull Athlete Performance Center in Austria

Musaed Al-Dossary (left) during his visit to the Red Bull Athlete Performance Center in Austria. (Redbull)
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Updated 14 December 2021
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Former FIFAe World Champion Musaed Al-Dossary visits Red Bull Athlete Performance Center in Austria

  • 21-year-old Saudi gaming champion advised on physical, mental, nutritional health during stay

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s FIFAe World Champion Musaed Al-Dossary, better known as MsDossary7, has visited the state-of-the-art Red Bull Athlete Performance Center on the outskirts of Salzburg as part of a series of sporting and gaming initiatives by the Austrian firm.

The center is open to all Red Bull players and athletes, with the aim of helping them develop their careers and reach their goals.

Many seasoned athletes, such as newly crowned Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen, Austria’s tennis Grand Slam ace Dominic Thiem, and Dakar Rally winner Sam Sunderland of the UK, have been part of the Red Bull APC.

Al-Dossary, 21, said: “Being a champion demands you to train like a champion. I worked on my physical, mental, and nutritional health with experts at Red Bull Athlete Performance Center and look forward to making a strong comeback in the upcoming championship events.”

On the center’s facilities, he added: “I am truly impressed by these facilities. Every competitor needs to work hard and train professionally to win. I can say that this center has helped me regain my strength, and I am hoping to secure a feat never achieved before: Winning multiple FIFAe world titles.”

In 2018, Al-Dossary won the FIFAe World Cup Grand Final and was crowned the eSports Player of the Year. The three-time FUT Champions Cup winner is the first-ever Saudi esports league winner. Following his achievements, Al-Dossary was also invited to personally meet King Salman.


Dubai Basketball marks Ramadan opener with win and 3,055 eels donated to UAE Food Bank

Updated 27 February 2026
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Dubai Basketball marks Ramadan opener with win and 3,055 eels donated to UAE Food Bank

  • The ‘Basket for Basket’ initiative took place during the team’s 96-85 EuroLeague victory over LDLC ASVEL

DUBAI: Dubai Basketball won their EuroLeague round 29  game against LDLC ASVEL here on Thursday and celebrated by pledging 3,055 meals to families in need across the UAE.

The 96-85 win marked the club’s first game of Ramadan. Through the “Basket for Basket” initiative, every point scored by Dubai Basketball counted as a meal donated, with every ticket purchased adding to the total.

By the final buzzer, 3,055 meals had been secured in partnership with the UAE Food Bank to be distributed throughout the month of Ramadan.

Dubai Basketball Head Coach Jurica Golemac said after the game: “Thank you to the fans. It wasn’t an easy game to play, but we approached it with the right level of seriousness.

“We stayed disciplined, extended our lead step by step, defended well, and maintained our focus. I’m also very happy to say that during the holy month of Ramadan, we were able to donate more than 3,000 meals tonight.”

Co-CEO Dejan Kamenjasevic said: “To open this month with a win is special, but to do it while supporting thousands of families across the UAE is what truly matters.

“Basketball brought everyone together tonight, our players, our fans, our partners, together we created something meaningful.

“This is exactly what Dubai Basketball stands for: competing at the highest level, proudly representing this city while never losing sight of our responsibility to the community.”

The team delivered a strong collective performance at home. Mfiondu Kabengele set the tone early with a dominant scoring display, while Dwayne Bacon and McKinley Wright provided balance and control to secure the result.