The Americans are in awe of Husanov!

Amerikaliklar Husanovdan hayratda!

The New York Times has published an article about Uzbekistan national team and Manchester City defender Abdulqodir Husanov, highlighting his impressive skills and rise to fame.

The article on Sports.uz portal about Husanov was brought to the attention of Uzbek football fans.

Abdulqodir Husanov is a famous figure in Uzbekistan, with the country's World Cup hopes largely tied to him.

Husanov has become the main player of the Uzbekistan national team, and possibly the country's greatest football hope.

Gabon national team coach Anise Yala openly acknowledged that Husanov is a high-level player: young, strong, talented, and already playing for one of the world's biggest clubs, Manchester City.

In a country where Cristiano Ronaldo is admired more than any other footballer, Husanov has become the Uzbek version of the Portuguese superstar.

Husanov's popularity has already transcended the sports world, with his image appearing on billboards advertising various products, including one promoting Uzbekistan's first-ever World Cup appearance.

Husanov is a symbol of Uzbekistan's new football era. He is not just a successful athlete, but a symbol of the country's new football era.

In just three years, he has achieved what was almost impossible for an Uzbek footballer until recently.

This is not just an ordinary transfer success story for Uzbekistan. It is a national breakthrough.

Most of the Uzbek national team players still play in the local Super League or neighboring championships, with some playing in Iran, Iraq, or the UAE.

Husanov's story is almost revolutionary for Uzbekistan.

After the game, Uzbekistan defeated Venezuela in a penalty shootout and won the FIFA Series trophy.

After the game, Uzbekistan defeated Venezuela in a penalty shootout and won the FIFA Series trophy.