Kamron Habibullah

Habibullah was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan to Afghan Uzbek parents and emigrated to British Columbia, Canada with his family at the age of two. He played youth soccer at age seven with South Burnaby Metro SC, and later played with Burnaby Selects, and Mountain United FC.^[1][2] He joined the Whitecaps academy system in 2016 at the age of 12. He went on to score 21 goals in 58 appearances from U-16 to U-19, netting four goals at the 2019 Generation Adidas Cup and scoring the winning goal against Real Madrid Academy.^[2]

Vancouver Whitecaps

After spending the duration of the preseason with the first team, it was announced on April 23, 2021, that Vancouver Whitecaps FC would be signing Habibullah to a multi-year MLS homegrown contract.^[3] He made his first team debut the following week, replacing Caio Alexandre in the 88th minute of a 1–0 loss to the Colorado Rapids.^[4] In March 2022, Habibullah went on loan with Canadian Premier League side Pacific FC.^[5] He made his debut in Pacific's season-opener against Forge FC on April 10.^[6] After the 2023 season, Habibullah's contract option for the 2024 season would be declined by the Whitecaps, ending his time with the club.^[7]

Sporting Kansas City

In March 2024, he signed with Sporting Kansas City II in MLS Next Pro.^[8] He made his debut on March 24 against Ventura County FC.^[9] On April 7, 2024, he scored a hat trick (including his first goal for the club) in a 5-3 victory over Colorado Rapids 2.^[10]

Sandviken

In March 2025, Habibullah signed with Superettan club Sandviken on a three year contract.^[11] Less than two weeks after his arrival, Habibullah suffered a serious injury during a training match, sustaining a fractured fibula and severe ankle damage, which ruled him out for an extended period.^[12]

Atlético Ottawa

In February 2026, he signed a two-year contract with an option for 2028, with Canadian Premier League club Atlético Ottawa.^[13]

His parents' Afghan link and his Uzbek ancestry, himself belonging to the Uzbek Afghan minority, means Kamron is available to play for either Canada, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.

Habibullah was first called up to a Canada U17 national camp in March 2019 by head coach Andrew Olivieri, in preparation for the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup. He went on to score three goals in qualifying and appeared three times for Canada at the U-17 World Cup finals.^[1]

In April 2022, Habibullah was called up to the Canadian Under-20 side for two friendly matches against Costa Rica.^[14] He scored a goal in the first friendly on April 15.^[15] In June 2022, he was officially called up by the Canadian U-20 team for the 2022 CONCACAF U-20 Championship.^[16]

As of November 7, 2024^[17]