Pakistan, June 13 -- When Haris Zeb steps onto the pitch at the FIFA Club World Cup this month, he will make history as the first footballer of Pakistani origin to compete in a FIFA Club World Cup event. For the 24-year-old Auckland City winger, this milestone represents more than personal achievement - it's a triumph over cultural expectations, career-threatening injuries, and the underdog status of Pakistani football. Born in New Zealand to Pakistani immigrant parents, Zeb grew up in a cramped Christchurch home shared by three families. Football became his escape, though his path was far from smooth. "At first, my family said I was wasting time with football," Zeb recalls. "In our Pakistani community, they expect you to become a doctor ...