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Mohammed Razin P, Young Indian Footballer Joins Al Nassr

Mohammed Razin P, a 12-year-old footballer from Malappuram, Kerala, has been selected to join Al Nassr Football Club in Saudi Arabia. This club is one of the biggest and richest in the world, where famous player Cristiano Ronaldo also plays. The news was shared by Ranjit Bajaj, the owner of Minerva Academy Football and Cricket Club, on Instagram. He expressed his happiness for Razin and encouraged him to follow his dreams.

A Dream Come True

Razin was born in 2012 in Saudi Arabia and is now the first Indian footballer to be chosen for Al Nassr. The club will provide him with a good salary and all necessary facilities, including accommodation, food, coaching, and education. Razin played as a goalkeeper for the under-14 Kerala team and was part of Minerva Academy. Ranjit Bajaj discovered his talent during a search for young players in 2022. He praised Razin as a “diamond” in the world of football.

Breaking Myths About Indian Players

Razin recently attended trials for Al Nassr’s junior team and is excited about this opportunity. He dreams of seeing and learning from Ronaldo up close. Razin currently lives in Malappuram with his father, who works in Saudi Arabia. Footballer Dheeraj Dhruv commented on Razin’s selection, saying it challenges the belief that Indian players are not fit for international matches. He believes that with proper recognition and support, Indian talent can shine on the global stage.

Al Nassr Football Club, founded in 1955, has a rich history and has won many titles, including 9 Pro League championships and several cups. The club’s colours are yellow and blue, and they play their home games at Al-Awwal Park. Razin’s selection is a proud moment for Indian football and shows that hard work and talent can lead to great opportunities.

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Also Read: Padma Shri Awardee Dr. Shyam Sundar Paliwal Transforming Rural India Through Piplantri Model

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