Ismaeel Mohammad

Qatari footballer and Al-Duhail star

Ismaeel Mohammad - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 5th, 1990
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Born in 1990, a Qatari footballer who has played primarily as a winger. Started professional career at Al-Duhail SC, contributing significantly to their domestic and international successes. His speed and technical ability made him a key player in various tournaments. Participated in the 2019 AFC Asian Cup and played an important role in the team’s performance. Also represented Qatar at youth levels, showcasing talent from an early age.

Played for Al-Duhail SC

Participated in the 2019 AFC Asian Cup

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