Background
Kaleem Ullah is a famous Pakistani football player who was born on September 20, 1992 in Chaman. He graduated from Government Shaman High School. Kaleem Ullah has a family sporting background, as he is the cousin of the top scorer and former captain of the Pakistan national team, Muhammad Essa Khan. Kaleem Ullah Khan is the first Pakistani soccer player to have signed with an international soccer management agency known as Korastars Sports Agency. He signed to play with this agency in 2015.
He plays for K-Electric on loan from the Pakistan national team and the Tulsa Roughnecks. He plays as a midfielder or forward and has also taken on a variety of attacking roles, whether as an attacking midfielder, centre-forward, second striker or on either flank. He has great potential and passion for football in him and has made a name for himself in a very short time. He has always been praised for his stamina, consistency, hard work and correct positioning to score and create many goals.
successful career
In 2011, Khan set the record of scoring 77 points in the Pakistan Premier League. He also won the Pakistan Premier League with Khan Research Laboratories. In the same year, Kaleem Ullah played for KRL and also won the Challenge cup with a 1-0 golden win against rivals K-Electric. In the 2013 season he got his fourth league title and it was also his last league title. In the AFC President Cup which was held in 2013, Kaleem Ullah Khan was declared the best player in the Pakistan Premier League due to his exciting performances not only domestically but also internationally. He was also awarded the Player of the Year title by the Pakistan Football Federation in the same year.
Khan began his international career in 2010 when he played in the under-23 squad for the 2010 Asian games. He represented Pakistan at various youth levels and also found success making his debut in a 6–0 group stage loss against Pakistan. Thailand. He also scored a goal and played seven games for the team. On 4 March 2011, before the qualifiers, Kaleem Ullah Khan won his first cap for Pakistan in a 0–0 draw against Palestine. In this match, at the Punjab Stadium, he made his debut as a substitute.
Now Kaleem Ullah Khan is a household name all over the world and he still has a long way to go.
