Player Profile: Muhammad Noor

March 3rd, 2006 | By: Shahed | 1 Comment »

“He was the best out there”; “is one fantastic player who i believe can make it anywhere”; “he’s a great skipper”

Name: Muhammad Noor or Mohammad Noor

Club: Ittihad

Age: 28

Player Info:

A playmaker, a captain, a skipper, a header and scorer. He played in World Cup 2002 with the Saudi team. One of the star players during the Fifa Club Championship 2005. He uses his high energy to score goals through shots and headers.

” One of Saudi’s main stars in midfield, and certainly the best kept secret.The best way to describe him, is that he is the Saudi Patrick Vieira.Strong and aggressive, he wins all the battles in midfield, and is deadly when he goes forward. Has a tendency of being over elaborate sometimes with his passing and does get out of position.” –BBC

Four days before the game against Portugal, he was called into the national team by Coach Paqueta. The word on the street before rejoining the team was “he’s one great player that should not be excluded from the team”

His high temper got him into trouble multiple times in the last few years.



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Username By Sami | March 4th, 2006 at 12:40 am
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He’s kind of flakey. I think he only plays his full potential when he has his Al-Ittihad, his local team’s, jersey on :p

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