Karachi: A soccer player in Pakistani New Zealand Harris Zeep will become the first player in the Pakistani origin player who appears in the FIFA World Cup after signing with Auckland City.
The 23 -year -old left wing, who previously played with Birkenhead United, joined Auckland City FC and started training before the season with the team.
The club won its place in the 2025 World Cup by winning the 2024 European Champions League.
Auckland will compete in the World Cup for the expanded club, which is 32 teams 2025, which will take place in the United States. Powerhouse’s Powerhousesse Bayern Munich, Armentine Giants Boca Juniors and Benfica Portugal are in the group stage.
Zeeb was born in New Zealand on May 15, 2001, for Pakistani parents and has a dual nationality, making him eligible to represent Pakistan internationally. He was called to the Pakistani national team in the Four Four Cup in Mauritius, but he was absent from the tournament due to the injury.
The left wing has played many New Zealand clubs, including the Craysherch United and Miramar Rangers. His transfer to Auckland City represents an important step in his career as he is preparing to play at the club’s largest football.
Zeep has already informed the Pakistani Football Association of its availability for the determination of the future national team. He was appointed to join Pakistan during the period of Shazad Anwar, but his arrival was delayed during the era of Stephen.
However, the young football player is still confident in bringing in Pakistani football to the global map.