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Mohammad Khamis

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Mohammad Khamis Saleh (Arabic: محمد خميس صالح; born 11 March 1976) is a retired Emirati footballer. He played for Dubai's Al-Nasr sport club and Emirati internationals.^{[citation needed]}

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Mohammad Khamis at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e United Arab Emirates squad – 2007 AFC Asian Cup
1 Naser 2 Jumaa (c) 3 Khamis 4 Msarri 5 I. Ali 6 Al-Hawsani 7 Darwish 8 H. Ali 9 Mubarak 10 Matar 11 Khalil 12 Salem 13 Dada 14 B. Saeed 15 Al-Shehhi 17 Jaber 18 Mubarak 19 Al-Kass 20 H. Saeed 21 Fakher 22 Qassim 23 Saif 28 Rabee Coach: Metsu

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