Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid, a 19-year-old winger born and raised in Doha to parents from Kannur, Kerala, is making waves as he features in Qatar’s senior national football team.
Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid, a 19-year-old winger born and raised in Doha to parents from Kannur, Kerala, is making waves as he features in Qatar’s senior national football team.

Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid, a 19-year-old winger born and raised in Doha to parents from Kannur, Kerala, is making waves as he features in Qatar’s senior national football team with a chance to be the first Malayali to play in a FIFA World Cup. Trained at Aspire Football Academy, Tahsin’s journey reflects his deep connection to Qatar and his Kerala roots. His father, a former University of Calicut player, remains a strong influence on his football career.
Tahsin’s international debut came during the World Cup qualifiers against Afghanistan. Known for his dazzling dribbling and ability to create chances from the left wing, he is the first Indian-origin player to feature in Qatar Stars League with Al Duhail Club. Though his minutes on the field have been limited, his inclusion in the squad symbolizes an exciting chapter for both Qatari and Indian football fans.
As Qatar heads into the 2026 World Cup, Tahsin’s story showcases the blend of talent, heritage, and opportunity that adds a unique narrative to the global tournament, inspiring young players from Kerala and beyond.
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