Sharjah signed him as a teenager in 1980 and he was still registered there in 2003, twenty-three seasons in one shirt, the last of them long after his 1993-94 season as the league's leading scorer. Four UAE league titles came in that time, alongside a place in the squad that carried the Emirates to their first World Cup in Italy in 1990 and the home run to the 1996 Asian Cup final. Career record: club career at Sharjah.
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United Arab Emirates legends whose careers overlapped Mohamed's
One rank above: Abdelaziz Hussain at #29.
One rank below: Khalil Ghanim at #31.
United Arab Emirates's editorial top five: Adnan Al-Talyani · Ismail Matar · Omar Abdulrahman · Ali Mabkhout · Ahmed Khalil.