Tahsin Jamshid
Squad number 24 · Al-Duhail
Their 2026 World Cup
Tahsin Jamshid travelled to the 2026 World Cup with Qatar, wearing number 24, without ever getting on the pitch. His side played 3 matches (1 draw and 2 defeats) and bowed out in the group stage (Group B), beaten by Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-1.
Attack went to Akram Afif (3 matches, 239′) and Edmilson Junior (3 matches, 212′).
Another 4 players in the Qatar squad ended up the same way, without a single minute. The full run is on the Qatar team page.
Biography
Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid (born 16 June 2006) is a Qatari-Indian professional footballer who plays as a winger for Qatar Stars League club Al-Duhail and the Qatar national team.
Early life Tahsin was born on 16 June 2006 in Qatar to Indian Malayali parents from Kerala. He got into football under his father's guidance, who was a former University of Calicut footballer. Tahsin's father Jamshid hails from Thalassery and mother Shyma hails from Valapattanam. His father works as an accountant in Qatar. Tahsin trained at the Aspire Football Academy in Qatar and became the first Indian player in the Gulf nation.
Club career Tahsin started playing football in the Qatar Stars League. He made his senior debut for Al Duhail on 31 March 2024 against Al Rayyan, he plays as a left winger, has trained at the Aspire Football Academy in Qatar and has featured in various age group squads in Qatar. He was part of the Qatari U-16, U-17 and Qatar U-17 football teams. He made his debut for Al Duhail in the Qatar Stars League, the country's first league, becoming the first Indian footballer to play in it.
Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · text adapted from the article.
See all the tournament stats on the World Cup data hub.
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