Indian-Origin Teen Earns Spot in Qatar's National Squad
- Publish date: Monday، 03 June 2024 | Last update: Tuesday، 04 June 2024
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Amidst a resurgence in Indian football, young players of Indian heritage are making headlines in Qatar.
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Tahsin Muhammad Jamshid, an 18-year-old of Indian descent, stands on the brink of history as he gears up to represent Qatar, the back-to-back reigning Asian champions.
Expected to debut on June 11 against India in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier, Tahsin's selection marks a significant moment for Indian-origin players in Qatar.
Hailing from Kannur, Kerala, Tahsin's parents moved to Doha in 1996. Having already played for Qatar's U-17 and U-19 teams, Tahsin expressed his happiness and honor at being chosen for the senior national team.
As Qatar looks towards the future, Tahsin's inclusion reflects the country's commitment to grooming young talent from within.
With qualification secured for the competition's third round, Tahsin sees his upcoming match against his country of origin as just another part of the game.
For Tahsin, football transcends politics. Born and raised in Qatar under the Aspire Academy, his sole focus remains on playing the sport he loves.