Mohammed Amar Al-Kathiri

This is an Arabic name; the family name is Al-Kathiri.

Mohammed Amar Al-Kathiri (Arabic: محمد عامر الكثيري‎) (born 7 December 1978) is an Omani footballer.

Career

Al-Kathiri is originally from Salalah, Oman. He was awarded the Asian Young Footballer of the Year prize by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) in 1995. He also played at the 1995 FIFA U-17 World Championship^[1] and won the Golden Ball award for the Most Valuable Player.^[2]

During his club career, Al-Kathiri played for his hometown club, Al-Nasr, in addition to Mirbat.

References

↑ Mohamed Al Kathiri – FIFA competition record
↑ "AFC Annual Awards: 2005". AFC. Retrieved 2009-06-11.

External links

FIFA U-17 World Cup awards

Golden Ball	1985: William 1987: Osundo 1989: Will 1991: Lamptey 1993: Addo 1995: Al-Kathiri 1997: Sergio 1999: Donovan 2001: Sinama Pongolle 2003: Fàbregas 2005: Anderson 2007: Kroos 2009: Emmanuel 2011: Gómez 2013: Iheanacho 2015: Nwakali

Golden Shoe	1985: Witeczek 1987: Traoré 1989: Camara 1991: Adriano 1993: Oruma 1995: Allsopp 1997: David 1999: Addo 2001: Sinama Pongolle 2003: Fàbregas 2005: Vela 2007: Chrisantus 2009: González 2011: Coulibaly 2013: Berisha 2015: Osimhen

Golden Glove	2009: Siegrist 2011: Cubero 2013: Alampasu 2015: Diarra

Asian Young Footballer of the Year

1995: Al-Kathiri
1996: Boonprom
1997: Mahdavikia
1998: Ono
1999: Hamzah
2000: Maeda
2001: Du Wei
2002: Lee Chun-soo
2003: Ōkubo
2004: Park Chu-young
2005: Choe Myong-ho
2006: Ma Xiaoxu
2007: Kim Kum-il
2008: Khalil / Iwabuchi
2009: Ki Sung-yueng / Iwabuchi
2010: Jong Il-gwan / Yeo Min-ji
2011: Ishige / Foord
2012: Raheem / Shibata
2013: Adnan / Sel-gi
2014: Moein / Sugita
2015: Khamdamov / Kobayashi

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