Why Mohibullah’s refusal to give up is a lesson for Pakistani footballers [HUM English]
After a disastrous debut against Tajikistan back in November 2023, Mohibullah Afridi worked on himself to gradually become a defensive mainstay for Pakistan.
After a disastrous debut against Tajikistan back in November 2023, Mohibullah Afridi worked on himself to gradually become a defensive mainstay for Pakistan.
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