Career
A previous legendary player and coach for First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Faisaly (Amman) and the Jordan national football team Mohammad Awad is considered to be the biggest star and legend in the history of Jordanian football. His funeral had taken place the day after his death, on December 21.
Currently buried in an Islamic graveyard at Sahab.
He is the first Jordanian football player to score on Egypt in a match between Jordan and Egypt held at the Amman International Stadium in 1968. That match had ended with a big defeat for the hosts, 6-1.
He is the first player to have a match to mark his retirement, in 1972 at the Amman International Stadium in a match between his team First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Faisaly and First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Amen First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Aam, sponsored by Prince Ra"adjunct And until he retired, he did not lose any tournament with his club First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Faisaly.
When he first began coaching his national team Jordan, he became an assistant coach serving the German Joseph Shtigr, then the Scottish Danny McLennan, and lastly the English coach Tony Banville.
Later in 1991, Awad himself became head coach of Jordan. He participated in several training sessions were the first in 1974 and continued without interruption, where he was keen to develop himself as a coach where he participated in training courses held in Brazil, Germany, Scotland and Malaysia in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates under the supervision of both the Asian and Arab federations. As a player 1961 Pan Arab Games As a coach.
