Player Details

Name

Kamron Habibullah

Pronunciation

ha-bee-BOO-lah

Height

5' 6"

Weight

152 lbs

Date of Birth

10.23.2003 (20)

Birthplace

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Position

Midfielder

Position Detail

Unknown

Preferred Side

Unknown

Roster Category

Supplemental Slots 21-24

Player Category

Homegrown
Career Summary

PROFILE

A midfielder/forward with plenty of upside, Kamron Habibullah was signed to an MLS Homegrown contract in April 2021 after spending preseason with the first team. 

WHITECAPS FC

'22: Habibullah spent the 2022 season on loan with Canadian Premier League side Pacific FC, tallying two assists in 16 appearances across all competitions for the Tridents. 

'21: Habibullah made three appearances off the bench in his first season as a professional. The ‘Caps Homegrown made his debut on May 2 against Colorado Rapids.

WHITECAPS FC BMO ACADEMY

'16-'20: Habibullah first joined the Whitecaps FC BMO Academy System at age 12 in 2016. Over three seasons playing in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy from U-16 to U-19, Habibullah amassed 21 goals in 58 appearances. He put in strong performances with the U-15s at the 2018 Rotterdam Cup in the Netherlands, and on a trip to Spain where he scored a winning goal against Real Madrid Academy. He also excelled with the U-17s at the 2019 Generation adidas Cup, netting four goals. As a young player in 2018 and 2019, Habibullah faced international club competition during trips with the Whitecaps FC Development Squad to Mexico, England, and South Korea.

INTERNATIONAL

Habibullah represented Canada’s U-17 men’s national team in 2019, scoring three goals during qualifying and then starting twice and making three appearances later that year at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Brazil.

YOUTH

Habibullah played at South Burnaby Metro Club, Burnaby Selects, and Mountain United FC, and was a part of the BC Soccer Provincial Program.

PERSONAL

Habibullah was born in Uzbekistan in 2003 after his father Muhibullah emigrated to Tashkent from Afghanistan at age 16 and met his mother, Gavkhar. The family moved to British Columbia in 2005.