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Younis Mahmoud

3 February 1983 – present

Younis Mahmoud is an Iraqi former footballer who played as a striker and captained the Iraq national team. He scored the winning goal in the final of the 2007 AFC Asian Cup against Saudi Arabia and was named the tournament's most valuable player. He spent much of his club career in Qatar and is among Iraq's highest-scoring international players.

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Born in Kirkuk, Iraq
3 February 1983

Younis Mahmoud was born into a Turkmen family in Kirkuk.

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Began his senior career in the Iraqi league
c. 2000

He started out with Iraqi clubs before moving to the Gulf, playing for sides including Al-Talaba.

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Debut for the Iraq national team
2002

He began playing for Iraq's senior side in the early 2000s.

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Fourth place with Iraq at the Athens Olympics
2004

He was part of the Iraq squad that reached the semi-finals of the 2004 Olympic football tournament.

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Moved to club football in Qatar
c. 2005

He signed for Qatari clubs, later playing for sides including Al-Gharafa, Al-Arabi and Al-Sadd.

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Named most valuable player of the 2007 Asian Cup
2007

He finished the tournament as joint top scorer and captain of the winning side.

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Scored the winning goal in the AFC Asian Cup final
29 July 2007

His header gave Iraq a 1-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in Jakarta and the country's first Asian Cup title.

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Captained Iraq at the 2015 AFC Asian Cup
2015

Iraq reached the semi-finals of the tournament held in Australia.

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Retired from international football
2016

He ended his career with the Iraq national team after more than a decade as a regular selection.

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