Mohammed Noor

Mohammed Noor
Personal information
Full name	Mohammed Noor Adam al-Hawsawi
Date of birth	26 February 1978 (age 46)
Place of birth	Mecca, Saudi Arabia
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Position(s)	Attacking midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team
1993–2013	Al-Ittihad
2013–2014	Al-Nassr
2014–	Al-Ittihad
International career‡
1999–	Saudi Arabia
	*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 14 December 2015; ‡ National team caps and goals, correct as of 14 December 2015

Mohammed Noor Adam al-Hawsawi (Arabic: محمد نور آدم الهوساوي‎‎; born 26 February 1978), commonly known as Mohammed Noor (Arabic pronunciation: [moʊˈhæməd ˈnuːɾ]), also known by his shirt name Noor, is a footballer from Saudi Arabia. He played almost all his career for Saudi Professional League side Al Ittihad. In 2013, he was forced out of Al-Ittihad as he moved to Al-Nassr club for one season. Noor is considered to be one of the best players ever to play in Asia. Locally, he is always quoted and praised for having more achievements and honours than that of some major teams in Saudi Arabia, such as Al-Ahli and even Al-Nassr.

International career

His first appearance with the national football team was in the 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup in the semi - finals against Brazil. Noor played for Saudi Arabia in the 2002 World Cup, without any real success. He fared better in the 2005 FIFA Club World Championship in Japan for Al-Ittihad. While playing for the Saudi national team on 14 June 2006, Noor managed to deliver a powerful performance while also having come down with a bad case of influenza. During the second half of the Saudi Arabian game against Tunisia (their opening match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup), he provided Al-Qahtani with the winning assist which secured Saudi Arabia's first goal of the match, bringing the score from a 1–0 lead for Tunisia to a 1–1 tie.

International goals

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	December 30, 2002	Kuwait City, Kuwait	Bahrain	1–0	Won	2002 Arab Nations Cup
2	October 6, 2003	Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	Yemen	7–0	Won	2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification
3	October 17, 2003	Jakarta, Indonesia	Indonesia	6–0	Won	2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification
4	January 6, 2004	Kuwait City, Kuwait	Oman	2–1	Won	2003 Gulf Cup of Nations
5	June 9, 2004	Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	Turkmenistan	3–0	Won	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification
6	June 6, 2009	Tianjin, China	China PR	4–1	Won	Friendly match
7	July 28, 2011	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	5–0	Won	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
8	November 11, 2011	Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	Thailand	3–0	Won	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification