Mohamed Hamdhi, born in June 2006, is a talented and versatile footballer whose journey in the sport began at the age of six. He attended Cambridge International School in Dubai, where he balanced his education with a deep passion for football.
Starting as a right winger, Hamdhi showcased his skills at the Arsenal Academy. His natural ability and determination led him to Alliance Football Club, where he expanded his repertoire by mastering both the left and right wings, despite being left-footed. This versatility made him a standout player in Dubai, where he quickly became well-known in the local football community.
After further honing his skills at AS Roma’s youth academy, Hamdhi continued to develop his career by playing for Sporting FC, CF Football Academy, and Fleetwood. These experiences further shaped his abilities and prepared him for the next step in his journey.
Hamdhi then joined Al Dhaid, a professional club in the UAE’s Division 1. Two years ago, he relocated to Sri Lanka, where he joined Colombo FC. In Sri Lanka, Hamdhi continued to shine, quickly establishing a name for himself in the local football scene. His impressive performances in the Yoosuf Cup helped Colombo FC secure a runner-up position, further cementing his reputation as a rising star in the sport.
Hamdhi’s relentless dedication and outstanding performances did not go unnoticed, and he was soon given the opportunity to represent Sri Lanka’s U20 team for the SAFF Championship on the international stage. This achievement marked a significant milestone in his career, as he proudly donned the national colors, showcasing his talent and making his mark in international football.
