After being honoured with the esteemed FIH Rising Star Award 2024, Pakistan's emerging hockey star, Sufyan Khan is determined to help reclaim the country’s lost glory in international hockey.
The 22-year-old forward, who made a mark in multiple international tournaments in 2024, described the award as a major milestone in his career and expressed gratitude to his family and teammates for their unwavering support.
“It’s a special moment for me, and I owe this achievement to my family who have supported me at every step in the journey,” Khan said. “My coaches and teammates have also been a constant source of support, and I want to say thanks to them as well.”
Khan, who scored 12 goals in 2024 across various competitions, reaffirmed his commitment to reviving Pakistan’s historic status in global hockey.
“Pakistan has had a proud legacy in hockey, and I am determined to help bring it back to the level it deserves,” he added.
This year, Khan’s standout performance at the Asian Champions Trophy in China further cemented his name as one of the most promising young players in the sport. He was awarded two Player of the Match titles during the tournament.
His overall performance, which includes scoring 24 goals in 48 matches for Pakistan, has identified him as a key figure in the national team.
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