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:''In this [[Mataba|Matabese]] name, there is no family name. The name ''Ishaq'' is a patronymic, and the person should be referred to by the given name, ''Muhammad Faris''.''
:''In this [[Mataba|Matabese]] name, there is no family name. The name ''Ishaq'' is a patronymic, and the person should be referred to by the given name, ''Mohd Faris Samad Ariff''.''
{{Infobox football biography
{{Infobox football biography
|name                = '''Faris Ishaq'''
|name                = '''Faris Isaac'''
|image              = [[File:FarisIshaq.jpeg|250px]]
|image              =  
|caption            = Faris playing for JB City FC.
|caption            = Faris playing for JB City FC.
|fullname            = Muhammad Faris bin Ishaq
|fullname            = Mohd Faris bin Isaac Zainol
|yearofbirth        = 2003
|yearofbirth        = 2003
|cityofbirth        = [[Belaov]]
|cityofbirth        = [[Belaov]]
|countryofbirth      = [[Krasnovlac]]
|countryofbirth      = [[Krasnovlac]]
|height              = 1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)
|height              = 172 cm (5 ft 8 in)
|position            = [[wikipedia:Midfielder (association football)|Attacking midfielder]]
|position            = [[wikipedia:Midfielder (association football)|Attacking midfielder]]
|currentclub        = {{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Belaov Treble}}
|currentclub        = {{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Belaov Treble}}
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|youthyears2        = 2019–2023
|youthyears2        = 2019–2023
|youthclubs2        = University of the Lorat
|youthclubs2        = University of the Lorat
|years1              = 2023–
|years1              = 2023–2024
|clubs1              = {{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Belaov Treble}}
|clubs1              = [[Belaov Treble]]
|caps2               =  
|caps1               =  
|goals2             =  
|goals1             =  
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'''Muhammad Faris bin Ishaq''' or simply '''Faris Ishaq''' is a [[Mataba|Matabese]] professional footballer who plays as a striker for [[Krasnovlac Elite League]] club [[Belaov Treble]].
'''Faris Isaac''' is a [[Daau|Dauian]] professional footballer who plays as a striker for [[Krasnovlac Elite League]] club [[Belaov Treble]].


==Early life==
==Early life==
Faris was born in a Matabese-Krasno family with his parents being of Matabese descent, therefore naming him after Matabese traditions. Faris grew up liking basketball and aspired to be a professional basketball player one day. However his interests changed to football when his uncle brought him a small soccer ball as a gift and taught him how to play it. Faris would begin his footballing journey at the age of 9, playing for his school team. However Faris moved back to Mataba at the age of 14, studying in Pafle International School.  
Faris would begin his footballing journey at the age of 9, playing for his school team. His talent was recognized by the Jaran Besor City FC coach Risto Lalic as he watched Faris dribble through the opposition defence during a school tournament with silky moves whilst being a head taller than his opponents, this led to Risto offering Faris a trial in the Jaran Besor City FC academy and joined successfully for the under-18's age group whilst only being 15. He would continue to nuture and grow with the team and was hailed as one of the top striker talents in Mataba and was said to have massive potential as a target forward.  


His talent was recognized by the Jaran Besor City FC coach Risto Lalic as he watched Faris dribble through the opposition defence during a school tournament with silky moves whilst being a head taller than his opponents, this led to Risto offering Faris a trial in the Jaran Besor City FC academy and joined successfully for the under-18's age group whilst only being 15. He would continue to nuture and grow with the team and was hailed as one of the top striker talents in Mataba and was said to have massive potential as a target forward.
Faris would move to Krasnovlac at the age of 18 to study at [[University of the Lorat]], however he never played much during his college career and only used it as a chance to attempt to stay fit whilst studying.
 
Faris would move back to Krasnovlac at the age of 18 to study at [[University of the Lorat]], however he never played much during his college career and only used it as a chance to attempt to stay fit whilst studying.


==Club career==
==Club career==
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Prior to graduation, Faris accepted an offer to join [[Krasnovlac Elite League]] club [[Belaov Treble]] as a pre-contract offer and officially joined in the early half of 2023.
Prior to graduation, Faris accepted an offer to join [[Krasnovlac Elite League]] club [[Belaov Treble]] as a pre-contract offer and officially joined in the early half of 2023.


== International career ==
==Personal life==
 
Born to Dauian footballing legend [[Isaac Zainol]] and fellow Dauian actress Sohal Ariff, Faris is named after famous footballer and friend of Isaac Zainol, being [[Faris Samad]].
=== Youth ===
Faris is a youth international for Mataba, representing them in the Mataba-Daau youth tournament where he was challenged by the opposition head coach. Faris then responded by scoring three against Daau under-17's which resulted in him being applauded back in Mataba for his actions for standing up for his team. This led to him becoming a regional hero as he stood up to the bullies and led to the #FarisIshaq becoming the top trending topic in Mataba back then.


=== Senior ===
Faris since small has received footballing lessons from his father and other peers. He was also sent to multiple well-known footballing schools in Daau before moving to Mataba at the age of 9. There under his father's recommendation he joined Jaran Besor City FC's youth teams in 2015 and played with them until he graduated and went to university. Despite being Dauian by blood and passport, Faris has never played in Daau's youth leagues and has only been to Daau as a vacation trip to visit relatives.  
Faris accepted the callup to the [[Mataba national football team|Matabese national football team]] due to their more lucrative offer of consistent starting gametime and rejected the Krasno offer. Faris made his debut in a 2-1 victory over [[Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic national football team|Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic]] where he scored and assisted.


== Personal life ==
Faris has two siblings, his younger brother [[Hami Isaac]] plays for Mak Kau Hijau FC in the [[Daau Premier League]] whilst his older twin brother, Haziq Isaac plays as a forward for fellow Daau Premier League club [[Tanjong Kutong Rangers]]. 
Faris' brother, Hami Ishaq is also a professional football player who plays in Daau for  


[[Category:Krasnovlac]]
[[Category:Krasnovlac]][[Category:Dauian footballers]]
[[Category:Mataba]]
[[Category:Mataba]]

Latest revision as of 06:37, 20 July 2024

In this Matabese name, there is no family name. The name Ishaq is a patronymic, and the person should be referred to by the given name, Mohd Faris Samad Ariff.
Faris Isaac
Personal information
Full nameMohd Faris bin Isaac Zainol
Year of birth2003
Place of birthBelaovKrasnovlac
Height172 cm (5 ft 8 in)
Playing positionAttacking midfielder
Club information
Current clubKrasnovlac Belaov Treble
Number31
Youth career
2015–2019Jaran Besor City FC
2019–2023University of the Lorat
Senior career
YearsTeamApps(Gls)*
2023–2024Belaov Treble
* Appearances (Goals)
Player has received at least one call-up for any emboldened national teams

Faris Isaac is a Dauian professional footballer who plays as a striker for Krasnovlac Elite League club Belaov Treble.

Early life

Faris would begin his footballing journey at the age of 9, playing for his school team. His talent was recognized by the Jaran Besor City FC coach Risto Lalic as he watched Faris dribble through the opposition defence during a school tournament with silky moves whilst being a head taller than his opponents, this led to Risto offering Faris a trial in the Jaran Besor City FC academy and joined successfully for the under-18's age group whilst only being 15. He would continue to nuture and grow with the team and was hailed as one of the top striker talents in Mataba and was said to have massive potential as a target forward.

Faris would move to Krasnovlac at the age of 18 to study at University of the Lorat, however he never played much during his college career and only used it as a chance to attempt to stay fit whilst studying.

Club career

Faris trained with Lorat Ultras but never officially joined due to him focusing on coursework and graduating.

Belaov Treble

Prior to graduation, Faris accepted an offer to join Krasnovlac Elite League club Belaov Treble as a pre-contract offer and officially joined in the early half of 2023.

Personal life

Born to Dauian footballing legend Isaac Zainol and fellow Dauian actress Sohal Ariff, Faris is named after famous footballer and friend of Isaac Zainol, being Faris Samad.

Faris since small has received footballing lessons from his father and other peers. He was also sent to multiple well-known footballing schools in Daau before moving to Mataba at the age of 9. There under his father's recommendation he joined Jaran Besor City FC's youth teams in 2015 and played with them until he graduated and went to university. Despite being Dauian by blood and passport, Faris has never played in Daau's youth leagues and has only been to Daau as a vacation trip to visit relatives.

Faris has two siblings, his younger brother Hami Isaac plays for Mak Kau Hijau FC in the Daau Premier League whilst his older twin brother, Haziq Isaac plays as a forward for fellow Daau Premier League club Tanjong Kutong Rangers.