My name is Alexander El-Aswad. I come from Lebanon, a small yet beautiful country in the Middle-East, ridden with corruption and misery. Despite all that, it is my home, and I am proud to call myself a Lebanese citizen. I have played soccer for as long as I can remember and would love to be part of any team not just to be an asset but out of sheer love for the sport. I can speak, read, and write in 3 languages, English, French, and Arabic. I do not yet know what I will study in the future, although I am leaning towards Medicinal Regions because helping people is yet another thing that brings me joy. I plan on giving my all to whoever would take me and make sure to fight tooth and nail for the better of my team. I cannot say what makes me better than others because "better" is such a general term. Am I a good player that can work the ball well? Yes. Am I one to engage in activities that some people find fun but could lead to damage in the future? No. Like I said, "better" could mean any number of things, but whatever it means to whoever is reading this, if it helps the team progress as a whole, then I will strive to absolutely crush the competition that stands before me.
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