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Ahmed Khan (footballer)

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Ahmed Mohammed Khan (born in Bangalore, India on 24 December 1926) is an Indian footballer.[1] He was the oldest son of 7 children where his father, "Baba" Khan and all his brothers were footballers. He was described by his coach as "incredibly skilled and quick on his feet." He joined the East Bengal club where he played for 8 seasons. He was named Footballer of the Millennium in Asia for two years in a row.[citation needed] He was also the only Indian to score in the 1952 Summer Olympics.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ "FIFA Player Statistics: Ahmed Mohamed KHAN". FIFA. Retrieved 8 June 2012.
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