September 2, 2003
HOSSAM HASSAN
His head is shaved these days as he struggles to conceal the effects of the advancing years. But for Hossam Hassan, there is no concealing his status as the world's most capped player.
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September 2, 2003
DARIO HUBNER
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September 2, 2003
PETER IJEH
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September 2, 2003
ILHAN MANSIZ
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September 2, 2003
JONATAN JOHANSSON
His record at Rangers did not suggest he deserved to be an outcast in Scotland, yet supporters and, more importantly, manager Dick Advocaat simply didn't have faith in Finnish striker Jonatan Johansson.
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September 2, 2003
KAKHA KALADZE
Georgian utility man Kakha Kaladze claims that the sight of his Kyiv Dynamo team-mate Alexey Gerasimenko sustaining a bad injury prompted him to leave Kyiv for Milan in January.
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September 2, 2003
AZAR KARADAS
If you want controversy, look no further than Brann Bergen striker Azar Karadas. The 19-year-old may be one of Norway's most promising young players, but trouble never seems far away.
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September 2, 2003
GIORGIOS KARAGOUNIS
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September 2, 2003
ALI KARIMI
Over the past two years, Ali Karimi has become the hottest property in Iranian, if not west Asian, football.
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September 2, 2003
IVAN KAVIEDES
Brazil travelled to their first World Cup qualifier in Quito worried about the altitude, the pitch and the heat.
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September 2, 2003
MATEJA KEZMAN
PETER FOSSEN, general manager of PSV Eindhoven, made journalists at Football Expo in Cannes wake up and sit up when he casually made the observation that Ruud Van Nistelrooy might very well be joining Manchester…
