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Seventeen years on air, on the nights the whole region watches.
Primary presenter
The voiceof the game
Most of Mohammed’s career has been with beIN Sports, where he became the network’s primary football presenter. When beIN needs one face for an opening ceremony or a final, it is usually his.
He works in Arabic and in English, so the same presenter fronts the Gulf’s biggest broadcasts and sits on international panels.
What he does
- 01Live studio presenting and match-day analysis
- 02Stadium-side hosting at openings and finals
- 03Commentary and post-match interviews
- 04Master of ceremonies at launches, galas and award nights
- 05Moderating panels in Arabic and English
The finals
Fourteen yearsof final nights
2010
First Champions League final on airThe first of a run of Champions League finals he hosted through 2024.
2014
World Cup final, MaracanãGermany against Argentina in Rio de Janeiro. Mohammed hosted beIN’s coverage from Brazil.
2016
Euro final, Saint-DenisHis first European Championship final, Portugal against France in Paris.
2020
Euro final, WembleyItaly against England in London, in a tournament played a year later than planned.
2022
World Cup opening and final, DohaThe first World Cup in the Arab world. He hosted the opening and the final from his home city, and was an official tournament ambassador.
2024
Euro final, BerlinHis third consecutive European Championship final, Spain against England.
Where the audience is
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follow him
follow him
Television first, then the phone. More than 150 million people have watched him on air, and millions of them followed him onto social media.
On camera
Recent reels
Booking
A broadcast, a launch, or a stage.
One email reaches his team. Tell them the date, the format and the language, and they will come back with a yes or a no within the week.
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