UAE's Gulf Cup-winning team gets first-class tickets to fly anywhere

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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank has rewarded each player in the UAE's Gulf Cup-winning football team with a first-class ticket to any destination in the world on Etihad Airways.

Each player and the coach Mahdi Ali will receive 250,000 Etihad Air Miles.

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