Abduqodir Khusanov has become a symbol of a new era in Uzbekistan football

The prestigious US publication The New York Times has published an analytical article about Abduqodir Husanov, defender for the Uzbekistan national team and Manchester City. Zamin.uz reported this.

The material specifically emphasizes that the bright star of Uzbek football is not only a talented player but has become a modern symbol of the country. According to One.uz, Husanov is today more than just a defender for Uzbekistan; he is the main pillar of great hopes for the World Cup.

While many countries prefer to rely on forwards before major tournaments, Uzbekistan is linking its dreams with a center-back. Husanov is a player who has broken out of traditional defender molds.

He is distinguished not only by his physical power but also by his deep understanding of the game and precise passes in initiating attacks. Despite his youth, his consistent performance at one of the world's strongest clubs is highly valued by experts.

Although there have been major names like Odil Ahmedov and Eldor Shomurodov in the history of Uzbek football, the path Husanov has taken is entirely different. In just three years, he covered the distance from the Belarusian championship to Manchester City via France's Lens club.

Today, by regularly appearing in prestigious tournaments such as the Premier League and the Champions League, he has already become the first truly global-level star in the history of Uzbek football. Seeing his photos on advertising billboards in the streets of Tashkent has become a common occurrence.

Husanov has become a source of pride not only for fans but also for people far removed from football. The achievements he is attaining serve as great motivation for the younger generation.

Reaching such heights at the age of 22 is considered a truly historical event for Uzbek football. Abduqodir Husanov's success indicates that our country's sports have reached a new stage and awakens great hopes for the future.