AMMAN: Jordan’s national football team returned home on Friday after finishing second at the 2025 Arab Cup in Qatar, the Jordan News Agency reported.

The Nashama were beaten 3-2 by Morocco in a pulsating final at the Lusail Stadium on Thursday.

King Abdullah II expressed pride in the national team and its supporters, saying they embodied the unity and solidarity of the Jordanian people and presented a positive image of the Kingdom, JNA added.

“We saw Jordanians united as one, a team and fans reflecting all that is beautiful in this nation,” the king wrote on the X platform.

“Authenticity, resilience and love are traits that the Jordanian people identify with in the national team. We are all proud of you and your achievements, and Jordan is fortunate to have you as our players,” he added.

The king also congratulated Morocco on winning the title and thanked Qatar for hosting the tournament, adding: “Thank God you returned safely. You have illuminated your homeland. Congratulations to Morocco, and thank you to Doha for bringing together our Arab brothers.”

Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah also praised the national team, commending the efforts of the players, as well as the staff and all those who contributed to the development of football in Jordan over the years.

In a post on Instagram, the crown prince highlighted the ongoing support of his uncle, Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, to Jordanian football, and expressed gratitude to the team’s supporters.

“I extend my sincere thanks to the national team players, to my uncle Prince Ali bin Al Hussein for his continued support of the team, to the technical and administrative staff for their efforts, and to everyone who has contributed to advancing Jordanian football,” he wrote.

“My heartfelt appreciation also goes to our loyal fans for their presence and unwavering support for the Nashama,” he added.