*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 4 January 2019 ‡ National team caps and goals, correct as of 19 June 2019
Mohammad Azri bin Zahari (born 12 February 1992) is a Bruneianfootballer who last played for MS PDB as a full-backorstriker.[1] A versatile player who is adept at playing on both flanks as a full-back, Azri can also play in central defence, midfield or even as a striker, scoring 12 goals in the 2015 season operating as a forward for his club.
Azri began his career with Majra FC in the Brunei Premier League I in 2009, alongside future international teammate Adi Said.[2] Majra won the Brunei League Cup in 2011, the last time the competition was held.[3][4] He was converted into a forward by his club coach in 2012, who saw his pace as crucial to the team's attacking play.[5]
Azri moved to a restructured Najip FCin2014, a team that lost every game in the previous season.[6] Now with reliable players like Aminuddin Zakwan Tahir and Ratano Tuah, Najip FC managed to finish third with Azri playing as a makeshift centre-back.[7] In the following season when the club was renamed Najip I-Team, Azri frequently played in offence, hitting the net 12 times including 4 goals against IKLS FC.[8] They repeated their feat in the 2016 season, becoming the third-placed team at the end of the campaign.
Azri played 4 games at the 2011 SEA GamesinJakarta, where Brunei came second from bottom in Group B. The 2013 edition held in Myanmar saw winless Brunei finish last in their group, and Azri was ever-present at right-back. Picked again for the 2015 SEA GamesinSingapore, a team spearheaded by Prince Faiq Bolkiah failed to match the hype as they lost all of their five games. Azri appeared four times, rested once for the game against Thailand.
Rather than the disappointment of his Under-23 outings, Azri is best remembered by his performances with the Under-21s at the 2012 Hassanal Bolkiah Trophy. Selected as one of five permitted overage players,[10] he played all six games en route to winning the cup on home soil.[11]
Meritorius Service Medal (PJK) (2012)[13]
