Pakistan women’s national team midfielder Suha Hirani has secured a move abroad after signing with Bhutanese club Transport United FC for the 2026 season.
The 24-year-old joins the Thimphu-based side from Karachi City FC, where she built a strong reputation as a consistent and reliable performer. Her move marks another important step for Pakistani footballers seeking opportunities in international leagues.
Strong Midfield Profile
Hirani has developed into a technically skilled and attack-minded midfielder over the past few years. She regularly carries the ball forward, creates attacking chances, and makes intelligent runs into the penalty area.
She primarily plays as an attacking midfielder but can also operate on both wings. This versatility allows coaches to use her in multiple roles, making her a valuable asset for both club and country.
Key Role for Pakistan
At the international level, Hirani remains a regular starter for the Pakistan women’s national team. She has delivered strong performances in recent competitions, including the AFC Women’s Asian Cup qualifiers, where she contributed with important goals.
In addition to her attacking abilities, Hirani is known for her high work rate. She frequently tracks back to support defensive transitions, adding balance to the team’s overall play.
About Transport United FC
Her new club, Transport United FC, is based in Thimphu and competes in Bhutan’s top-tier league. Founded in 2001, the club has a strong history and has won multiple national titles, making it one of the competitive teams in Bhutanese football.
The club also operates a women’s team that competes at the highest level in Bhutan, providing Hirani with a competitive environment to continue her development.
Career Boost and Regional Trend
This transfer represents a significant step forward in Hirani’s career. She is expected to play a key role in midfield, bringing international experience, creativity, and tactical flexibility to her new team.
Her move also highlights a growing trend of Pakistani players joining regional leagues to gain regular playing time and improve their skills in more competitive setups.
