Mohamed Salmeen

Salmeen announced the retirement in 2016.

Youth level

Salmeen appeared in all three matches for Bahrain in 1997 FIFA U-17 World Championship. In 2002, he participated with U-23 level in 2002 Asian games that Bahrain reached quarter-final.

Senior level

Salmeen debuted for Bahrain in 2000. He scored the winning goal against Iran in 2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification campaign. In 2004 AFC Asian Cup Salmeen and his teammates put in a great performance, leading Bahrain to fourth place. He missed 2011 AFC Asian Cup due to broken leg from pre-tournament friendly match. He retired from international career after failed to lead Bahrain to the title of 21st Arabian Gulf Cup which held in home country.

After the first leg of Bahrain's 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Trinidad and Tobago, Trinidadi captain Dwight Yorke claimed that Salmeen was good enough to play in the Premiership. Salmeen was shortlisted for being Asian Footballer of the Year, and had a place in the all-star team of the 2004 Asian Cup tournament. He was also once named Player of the Arabian Gulf Cup tournament, receiving the Golden Ball.

Salmeen's father Ahmed Salmeen played for Muharraq in the 1970s and 1980s. His brother Yousuf Salmeen is a defender, who also plays for Muharraq and has recently won the 2010 league title.