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Mubaarak Nuh (Mubaarak Maxamuud Nuux)
Mubaarak Mohamud Nuh (born 28 April 2002) is a Somali footballer raised in Sweden. A midfielder or winger, he became the youngest player in the Swedish second tier at 15 with Östers IF, signed for Malmö FF, played for Sweden at under-17 and under-18 level, and has been called up by Somalia.
Who is he?
Mubaarak Mohamud Nuh, nicknamed "Mubbe", is a Somali footballer who plays as a midfielder or winger (Wikipedia, Mubaarak Nuh). He was born in Somalia on 28 April 2002 and moved with his family to Sweden at six (same source). See Somalis in Sweden.
Clubs
He started at Östers IF, where at 15 he became the youngest player to appear in the Swedish second tier (Wikipedia). After a trial with Chelsea he signed for Malmö FF, which loaned him to Jammerbugt FC in Denmark (2021), BK Olympic (2022 and 2024) and Örgryte IS (2023) (same source).
International
He played for Sweden at under-17 and under-18 level and has been called up by the Somalia national team (Wikipedia).
In short
A Somali-born, Swedish-raised winger who played in Sweden's second tier at 15.
Sources
- Wikipedia, Mubaarak Nuh · en.wikipedia.org
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