List of Al Sadd SC international footballers

Hassan Al-Haydos The most Al Sadd SC player has played with a national team with 184 matches with Qatar.

This is a list of players, past and present, who have been capped by their country in international football whilst playing for Al Sadd Sports Club from twelve countries. The first tournament in which Al Sadd SC players participated was the Summer Olympics in 1984 with four players, including Khalid Salman who scored a brace against France which account for the only two goals Qatar scored during the tournament. At the end of the year Qatar participated for the second time in a row in the AFC Asian Cup and for the first time there were players from the club and Salman led Qatar to the only victory against South Korea. The first non-Qatari player to participate in the AFC Asian Cup was the Iranian Ali Daei in 1996 where he ranked third,

Players

Key

GK	Goalkeeper
DF	Defender
MF	Midfielder
FW	Forward
Bold	Still playing competitive football

Qatari players

Al Sadd SC Qatari international footballers
Name	Position	Date of first cap	Debut against	Date of last cap	Final match against	Caps	Ref
Emerson Sheik	FW	4 Mar 2008	Bahrain	26 Mar 2008	Iraq	3	[1]
Mesaad Al-Hamad	DF	15 Nov 2006	Uzbekistan	5 Jan 2013	United Arab Emirates	57	[2]
Khalfan Ibrahim	FW	16 Aug 2006	Bangladesh	13 Oct 2015	Maldives	90	[3]
Ezzat Jadoua	MF	5 Jun 2004	Kyrgyzstan	25 Jul 2004	China	5	[4]
Mohammed Kasola	DF	3 Mar 2010	Slovenia	13 Jun 2017	South Korea	67	[5]
Abdulla Koni	DF	19 Sep 1997	Kuwait	14 Jan 2009	Oman	59	[6]
Fahad Al Kuwari	MF	27 Feb 1990	United Arab Emirates	13 Oct 2001	China	30	[7]
Ibrahim Majid	DF	25 Jun 2007	Turkmenistan	13 Jun 2017	South Korea	100	[8]
Magid Mohamed	FW	11 Oct 2005	Iraq	28 May 2012	Palestine	36	[9]
Al-Mahdi Ali Mukhtar	DF	23 Jan 2012	Sweden	5 June 2015	Scotland	22	[10]
Dahi Al Naemi	DF	19 Sep 1997	Kuwait	31 Mar 2004	Jordan	53	[11]
Ali Nasser	DF	17 Nov 2004	Jordan	31 May 2009	Iraq	21	[12]
Abdulnasser Al-Obaidly	MF	11 Oct 1992	Hungary	4 Oct 2001	United Arab Emirates	49	[13]
Wesam Rizik	FW	8 Sep 2004	Laos	11 Jun 2013	North Korea	81	[14]
Jassim Al-Tamimi	MF	27 Sep 2000	Iran	20 Nov 2002	Iraq	27	[15]
Taher Zakaria	DF	11 Aug 2008	Iran	8 Oct 2012	Jordan	4	[16]
Khalid Salman	MF	11 Dec 1987	Iraq	5 Oct 1994	Japan	11	[17]
Ali Sanad	DF	13 Jan 2008	Syria	13 Jan 2008	Syria	1	[18]
Mohamed Saqr	GK	19 Nov 2003	Singapore	1 Apr 2009	Bahrain	59	[19]
Majdi Siddiq	MF	8 Oct 2009	Croatia	17 Jul 2011	India	10	[20]
Saad Al Sheeb	GK	30 Dec 2009	North Korea	29 Mar 2022	Slovenia	79	[21]
Tarek Salman	DF	7 Sep 2018	China	26 Mar 2022	Bulgaria	51	[22]
Ali Assadalla	MF	23 Jan 2012	Sweden	26 Mar 2022	Bulgaria	56	[23]
Akram Afif	FW	21 Mar 2018	Iraq	29 Mar 2022	Slovenia	54	[24]
Boualem Khoukhi	DF	6 Jun 2017	North Korea	29 Mar 2022	Slovenia	62	[25]
Hassan Al-Haydos	MF	11 Aug 2008	Iran	18 Dec 2021	Egypt	158	[26]
Salem Al-Hajri	DF	17 Jan 2017	Moldova	29 Mar 2022	Slovenia	23	[27]
Abdelkarim Hassan	DF	18 Nov 2010	Haiti	29 Mar 2022	Slovenia	114	[28]

Foreign players

Al Sadd SC Foreign international footballers
Name	Position	Date of first cap	Debut against	Date of last cap	Final match against	Caps	Ref
Carlos Tenorio	FW	6 Sep 2003	Venezuela	10 Jun 2009	Argentina	30	[29]
Nadir Belhadj	DF	11 Aug 2011	Gabon	12 Nov 2011	Tunisia	6	[30]
Ali Daei	FW	25 Nov 1996	Turkmenistan	13 Jun 1997	Syria	13	[31]
Hamid Derakhshan	MF	27 Sep 1991	Algeria	13 Oct 1991	Algeria	2	[32]
Pascal Feindouno	FW	11 Feb 2009	Cameroon	21 Jun 2009	Malawi	5	[33]
Abdul Kader Keïta	FW	30 Apr 2003	Morocco	9 Jun 2012	Morocco	16	[34]
Nam Tae-hee	MF	10 Oct 2019	Sri Lanka	13 Jun 2021	Lebanon	8	[35]
Mohammed Rabia Al-Noobi	DF	13 Feb 2006	Iraq	6 Jan 2010	Indonesia	44	[36]
Abedi Pele	MF	13 Feb 1982	Benin	1 May 1983	Nigeria	19	[37]
John Utaka	FW	13 Sep 2001	South Korea	7 Jun 2002	Sweden	5	[38]
André Ayew	MF	3 Sep 2021	Ethiopia	18 Jan 2022	Comoros	9	[39]
Baghdad Bounedjah	FW	12 Nov 2016	Nigeria	20 Jan 2022	Ivory Coast	52	[40]
José Clayton	DF	17 Aug 2005	Kenya	1 March 2006	Serbia and Montenegro	8	[41]
Mamadou Niang	FW	9 Oct 2011	Mauritius	29 Jan 2012	Libya	6	[42]

Players in international competitions

Asian Cup Players

1984 Asian Cup Mubarak Anber Mohammed Al Ammari Khalid Salman Sami Mohamed Wafa 1988 Asian Cup Yousef Al-Adsani Mohammed Al Ammari Khalid Salman 1992 Asian Cup Zamel Al Kuwari Yousef Al-Adsani Fahad Al Kuwari Abdulnasser Al-Obaidly Jaffal Rashid Khalid Khamis Al-Sulaiti 1996 Asian Cup Ali Daei 2000 Asian Cup Abdulnasser Al Obaidly Dahi Saad Al Naemi Fahad Al Kuwari Jassim Al-Tamimi Adel Jadou 2004 Asian Cup Wesam Rizik Ezzat Jadoua Mohammed Gholam

2007 Asian Cup Mohamed Saqr Mesaad Al-Hamad Ali Nasser Ali Afif Magid Mohamed Talal Al-Bloushi Mohammed Gholam Wesam Rizik Ibrahim Majid Abdulla Koni Mohammed Rabia Al-Noobi 2011 Asian Cup Mohammed Kasola Hassan Al Haydos Wesam Rizik Mesaad Al-Hamad Yusef Ahmed Ibrahim Majid Khalfan Ibrahim Talal Al-Bloushi Ali Afif Saad Al Sheeb Lee Jung-soo

2015 Asian Cup Abdelkarim Hassan Almahdi Ali Mukhtar Ali Assadalla Khalfan Ibrahim Hassan Al-Haydos Ibrahim Majid Saad Al Sheeb 2019 Asian Cup Saad Al Sheeb Ró-Ró Abdelkarim Hassan Tarek Salman Hamid Ismail Hassan Al-Haydos Akram Afif Salem Al-Hajri Boualem Khoukhi Jung Woo-young 2023 Asian Cup Saad Al-Sheeb Pedro Miguel Mohammed Waad Tarek Salman Ali Assadalla Yusuf Abdurisag Hassan Al-Haydos Akram Afif Boualem Khoukhi Meshaal Barsham Mostafa Meshaal

African Cup, Copa América, Gold Cup, Olympic, Players

1984 Summer Olympics Yousef Al-Adsani Mubarak Anber Mohamed Al-Ammari Khalid Salman 2006 Africa Cup of Nations José Clayton 2010 Africa Cup of Nations Opoku Agyemang 2012 Africa Cup of Nations Abdul Kader Keïta Mamadou Niang 2016 Summer Olympics Baghdad Bounedjah 2017 Africa Cup of Nations Baghdad Bounedjah 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Baghdad Bounedjah

2019 Copa América Saad Al Sheeb Ró-Ró Abdelkarim Hassan Tarek Salman Hamid Ismail Hassan Al-Haydos Akram Afif Salem Al-Hajri Boualem Khoukhi 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup Saad Al Sheeb Ró-Ró Abdelkarim Hassan Mohammed Waad Tarek Salman Ahmed Suhail Hassan Al-Haydos Akram Afif Musab Kheder Boualem Khoukhi Yusuf Abdurisag Meshaal Barsham

2021 Africa Cup of Nations Baghdad Bounedjah André Ayew 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup Tarek Salman Mahdi Salem Ali Assadalla Mohammed Waad Musab Kheder Meshaal Barsham

World Cup Players

World Cup 2002 John Utaka 2022 FIFA World Cup Saad Al-Sheeb Ró-Ró Abdelkarim Hassan Mohammed Waad Tarek Salman Ali Assadalla Hassan Al-Haydos Akram Afif Musab Kheder Boualem Khoukhi Salem Al-Hajri Meshaal Barsham Mostafa Meshaal André Ayew Jung Woo-young

Honours

Qatar

• AFC Asian Cup: 2019,[43][44] 2023[45]

Algeria

• Africa Cup of Nations: 2019[46]
• FIFA Arab Cup: 2021[47]

References

1. "Emerson Sheik". national football teams.
2. "Mesaad Al-Hamad". national football teams.
3. "Khalfan Ibrahim". national football teams.
4. "Ezzat Jadoua". national football teams.
5. "Mohammed Kasola". national football teams.
6. "Abdulla Koni". national football teams.
7. "Fahad Al Kuwari". national football teams.
8. "Ibrahim Majid". national football teams.
9. "Magid Mohamed". national football teams.
10. "Al-Mahdi Ali Mukhtar". national football teams.
11. "Dahi Al Naemi". national football teams.
12. "Ali Nasser". national football teams.
13. "Abdulnasser Al-Obaidly". national football teams.
14. "Wesam Rizik". national football teams.
15. "Jassim Al-Tamimi". national football teams.
16. "Taher Zakaria". national football teams.
17. "Khalid Salman". national football teams.
18. "Ali Sanad". national football teams.
19. "Mohamed Saqr". national football teams.
20. "Majdi Siddiq". national football teams.
21. "Saad Al Sheeb". national football teams.
22. "Tarek Salman". national football teams.
23. "Ali Assadalla". national football teams.
24. "Akram Afif". national football teams.
25. "Boualem Khoukhi". national football teams.
26. "Hassan Al-Haydos". national football teams.
27. "Salem Al-Hajri". national football teams.
28. "Abdelkarim Hassan". national football teams.
29. "Carlos Tenorio". national football teams.
30. "Nadir Belhadj". national football teams.
31. "Ali Daei". national football teams.
32. "Hamid Derakhshan". national football teams.
33. "Pascal Feindouno". national football teams.
34. "Abdul Kader Keïta". national football teams.
35. "Nam Tae-hee". national football teams.
36. "Mohammed Rabia Al-Noobi". national football teams.
37. "Abedi Pele". national football teams.
38. "John Utaka". national football teams.
39. "André Ayew". national football teams.
40. "Baghdad Bounedjah". national football teams.
41. "José Clayton". national football teams.
42. "Mamadou Niang". national football teams.
43. McAuley, John (1 February 2019). "Qatar win the Asian Cup with 3-1 victory over Japan". The National. Abu Dhabi. Retrieved 1 February 2019.
44. "Qatar stun Japan with 3-1 win to be crowned Asian Cup champions". The Guardian. Reuters. 1 February 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.
45. "Afif stars as Qatar defeat Jordan to retain title". Asian Football Confederation. 10 February 2024. Retrieved 10 February 2024.
46. "Algeria hold on against Senegal to win Afcon". BBC Sport. 19 July 2019.
47. "Algeria beat Tunisia to win FIFA Arab Cup 2021". www.aljazeera.com. Retrieved 18 December 2021.

External links

• National Football Teams