Ezequiel Ham

Ezequiel Ham came up through Argentinos Juniors, breaking into the first team in March 2014 and winning the Torneo de Transición that same year, a promotion campaign that put the club back in the top flight. He added a Primera B Nacional title with Argentinos in 2017 before two loan spells took him abroad.

His career was nearly cut short in September 2015, when a tackle from Carlos Tévez left him with a triple fracture of the tibia, ankle and fibula. He was out of football for more than 600 days and came close to retiring before working his way back to professional level.

After spells at Olimpo and Independiente Rivadavia, Ham scored in the final of the reducido against Almirante Brown to help the club win the Primera Nacional and return to the top division. Moves to Unión de Santa Fe and Atlético Goianiense in Brazil followed before he joined Atlético Tucumán on a free transfer.

Internationally, Ham represents Syria, having made his debut for the national side in October 2023. He was part of the Syrian squad that reached the round of 16 at the 2024 Asian Cup, and he scored his first international goal in the King's Cup final against Thailand that same year.