Saeed Baig Mirza (; born 22 November 1922), was a Pakistani footballer and manager. Mirza was part of the Pakistan national football team squad which toured Iran and Iraq during their international debut in 1950, and served as head coach of the national team at the 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification in December 1959 in India.
Mirza was born on 22 November 1922 in Lahore, British India.
Mirza began his football career with Olympians Club of Lahore in 1935. He also played for North-Western Railway, and also represented N.W.I.F.A football team at the Santosh Trophy in India. Even serving as the captain of the team. After the formation of Pakistan he represented Punjab in the National Football Championship.
Mirza was selected for Pakistan's inaugural national team, touring Iran and Iraq in 1950.
After retirement as player, he would transition into coaching. In 1957, Mirza oversaw the selection of the Punjab football team for the National Football Championship. He again oversaw the training camp of Punjab in October 1959. Mirza was also involved in the field of being a referee, being a successful candidate in 1950.
Mirza served as head coach of the national team at the 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification in December 1959 in India, where Pakistan faced Iran, India and Israel twice each in the qualifiers. Although Israel managed to qualify by topping the group, Pakistan, under Mirza's coaching, achieved a memorable victory over Iran by 4âÂÂ1 and secured a draw against Israel under his stint, finishing in third place in the group, ahead of hosts India but behind Iran.
Mirza passed away on 21st November.