KARACHI: Former Olympian and Pakistan hockey team captain Mansoor Ahmed passed away in Karachi on Saturday due to prolonged ailment.
Mansoor was suffering from heart-related issues for the past three years and was undergoing treatment at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Disease in Karachi.
The 49-year-old former goal-keeper represented Pakistan in 338 international matches. He took part in three Olympics, winning a bronze medal in 1992.
He was considered one of the greatest talents to represent Pakistan’s hockey during the country’s Golden era in the 80s.
During his career that lasted over a decade, Mansoor bagged 12 gold, 12 bronze and 8 silver medals, making him one of the most decorated hockey stars in the country.
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