2026Asian Games Bronze
He finished joint top scorer with 12 goals as Pakistan won bronze.

Muhammad Sufyan Khan is a Pakistani field hockey player and one of the country's most dangerous drag-flickers. Born in Bannu, he rose through Lahore's Dar Hockey Academy to become Pakistan's main penalty corner threat. He won FIH Rising Star of the Year in 2024 and finished as joint top scorer at the 2026 Asian Games, where Pakistan took bronze. He represents grassroots talent from outside the traditional hockey belt and the hope of a new generation reviving Pakistan hockey.
2026He finished joint top scorer with 12 goals as Pakistan won bronze.
2024As vice-captain of the junior side, he was top scorer with 12 goals, including two hat-tricks, in a final loss to India.
2024He won the award after scoring 12 goals in 2024 across competitions.
2024He scored his maiden international hat-trick against Malaysia at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.
2023He scored 5 goals at the Asian Champions Trophy and 3 at the Asian Games, drag-flicking through Pakistan's campaigns.
2022He made his senior international debut at 18, shortly after joining Pakistan Navy's team.
Full Name: Sufyan Muhammad Khan
Birthdate: 13 March 2004
Birthplace/Hometown: Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Background: He began playing in Bannu under former national player Ihsanullah before moving to Lahore to train at the Dar Hockey Academy. He joined Pakistan Navy in 2021, and represented Mari Petroleum in 2023.
Values: He credits his family for supporting him at every step and says Pakistan has a proud hockey legacy he is determined to help restore.
He is regarded as Pakistan's most reliable drag-flicker and a rising star, and a symbol of talent coming from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
A penalty corner specialist, with most of his goals coming from drag-flicks and penalty strokes.
53 goals in 79 appearances for Pakistan, plus 31 goals in 28 for the under-21 side, according to Wikipedia.
FIH Rising Star of the Year (2024) and joint top scorer at the 2026 Asian Games.
Sufyan Khan is a Pakistani field hockey player from Bannu, known as the national team's leading drag-flicker.
He is famous for winning the FIH Rising Star of the Year award in 2024 and for scoring 12 goals at the 2026 Asian Games.
He trained at the Dar Hockey Academy in Lahore after beginning in his hometown of Bannu.
Yes. He returned from a knee injury and helped Pakistan win bronze at the 2026 Asian Games.
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