Mahmoud Dahoud

Mercedes Benz


He likes the Benz big time. This could be his daily ride, and it's an AMG as well.

At twenty-three, this footballer becomes the first-ever to play for the German team's youth sides after being born in Syria. His family moved to Germany when he was an infant, and his story is one of dedication and a lot of sacrifice, especially from his family. He has been on the radar of many big teams in Europe, but for now he's staying put in Germany with Borussia Dortmund. He began his career at SC Germania Reusrath and was talented enough to earn a place at Bundesliga club Fortuna Düsseldorf's academy. He'd later go on to spend his early years with Borussia Mönchengladbach, eventually debuting for their senior side. It's not just a coincidence that he's with Dortmund now. Their current head coach Lucien Favre oversaw his development in Mönchengladbach and gave his first-team debut in 2014. He has been with The BVB since 2017. This midfielder is a machine on the field. He keeps moving and covers an average of 13kms a game. He does it both on and off the ball, has an excellent defensive work rate, and distributes the ball purposefully. He doesn't shy from going into tackles either and has all the makings of a complete midfielder. Choosing to represent Germany, he has played for them in the Under-17, 18, and 21 levels. His highest honors came when he won the UEFA European Under-21 Championship in 2017 with his team. We're sure he'll strive to achieve good things with Germany's senior side too.