Mohammed Sultan Ahmed

Mohammed Sultan Ahmed (; born 15 October 1948) is a retired Bangladeshi footballer who played as a striker. He spent most of his career at Rahmatganj MFS and represented the Bangladesh national team in 1975.

Early life Sultan Ahmed was born on 15 October 1948, at his ancestral home on Haji Ballu Road in Rahmatganj, Old Dhaka. His older brothers, Awal and Amin, both played football for Rahmatganj MFS in Dhaka, inspiring Sultan to take up the sport while he was still a student at Nabakumar Institution.

Club career Sultan started his career with Rahmatganj MFS in the Third Division in 1963. Eventually, in 1965, he debuted in the First Division. Sultan captained Rahmatganj from 1973 to 1976, under coach Noor Hossain. Notably, he scored a brace against eventual league champions, Mohammedan SC, in a 2–0 victory in 1975, which resulted to be Mohammedan's only defeat that season. In 1974, Sultan represented Rahmatganj in the Bordoloi Trophy held in Guwahati, India. He also represented Dhaka Abahani in the IFA Shield and Mohammedan in the Aga Khan Gold Cup as a guest player, in 1974 and 1975, respectively. In 1977, due to a disagreement with the club officials, Sultan joined Dhaka Wanderers Club. He played for Wanderers for four years before hanging up his boots at Rahmatganj in 1981.

Post-retirement On 16 December 2015, Sultan took part in a veterans exhibition match between BFF XI and Sonali Otit Club.

Honours Rahmatganj MFS Dhaka Second Division League: 1964 Dhaka Third Division League: 1963

East Pakistan King Mahendra Cup: 1970