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Mohammed Ahamed (Maxamed Axmed Jaamac)
Mohammed Ahmed Jama (born 5 August 1985), known as Mohammed Ahamed or Egag, is a Norwegian former footballer born in Garowe. A forward, he played for Tromsdalen and for Tromsø in Norway's top division, scoring in a Europa League qualifier in 2010, and also played on loan for Sarpsborg 08.
Mohammed AhamedMohammed Ahmed Jama · Egag
- Lived
- 1985-08-05 to today
- Known as one of
- Sport
- Places
- Garoowe and Nugaal
- Era
- The Republic, 1960 to 1991; Rebuilding without a state, 1991 to 2012; Who holds power, 2012 to now
- Sources
- 2 sources
Who is he?
Mohammed Ahmed Jama, known as Mohammed Ahamed or Egag, is a former footballer born on 5 August 1985 in Garowe who moved to Norway (Wikipedia, Mohammed Ahamed). He played as a forward (same source). See Somalis in Norway.
Career
After playing for Fløya, he joined Tromsdalen in 2006 and Tromsø, of Norway's top division, in 2009 (Wikipedia). He scored in Tromsø's 5-0 Europa League qualifying win over Daugava Daugavpils, and scored three league goals in 45 matches, all in 2010 (same source; UEFA). He was on loan at Sarpsborg 08 in 2011, rejoined Tromsdalen in 2012, and returned to his first club, Krokelvdalen, in 2019 (same source).
In short
A Garowe-born striker who played in Norway's top division and in Europe for Tromsø.
Sources
- Wikipedia, Mohammed Ahamed · en.wikipedia.org
- UEFA · uefa.com
Mohammed AhamedMohammed Ahmed Jama · Egag
- Lived
- 1985-08-05 to today
- Known as one of
- Sport
- Places
- Garoowe and Nugaal
- Era
- The Republic, 1960 to 1991; Rebuilding without a state, 1991 to 2012; Who holds power, 2012 to now
- Sources
- 2 sources
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