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Last updated: 3 AUG 2009<br />
Last updated: 24 SEP 2009<br />
'''Div.''' = Division; '''SPL''' = Saudi Premier League; '''ZSL''' = Zain Saudi League; '''Pos.''' = Position; '''Pl''' = Match played; '''W''' = Win; '''D''' = Draw; '''L''' = Lost<br />
'''Div.''' = Division; '''SPL''' = Saudi Premier League; '''ZSL''' = Zain Saudi League; '''Pos.''' = Position; '''Pl''' = Match played; '''W''' = Win; '''D''' = Draw; '''L''' = Lost<br />
'''GS''' = Goal Scored; '''GA''' = Goal Against; GD = Goal difference '''P''' = Points<br />
'''GS''' = Goal Scored; '''GA''' = Goal Against; GD = Goal difference '''P''' = Points<br />
'''CC''' = Champions Cup; '''CPC''' = Crown Prince Cup; '''PFC''' = Prince Faisal Cup<br />
'''SCC''' = Champions Cup; '''CPC''' = Crown Prince Cup; '''PFC''' = Prince Faisal Cup<br />
'''ARCL''' = Arab Champions League; '''ACL''' = AFC Champions League;'''GCC''' = Gulf Club Champions Cup;'''ASC''' = Asian Super Cup<br />
'''ARCL''' = Arab Champions League; '''ARWC''' = Arab Cup Winners' Cup; '''ACL''' = AFC Champions League;'''GCC''' = Gulf Club Champions Cup;'''ASC''' = Asian Super Cup<br />
Colors: '''Gold''' = winner; '''Silver''' = runner-up.</small>
Colors: '''Gold''' = winner; '''Silver''' = runner-up; '''Bronze''' = third ,Semi-final .</small>


==Famous players==
==Famous players==

Revision as of 14:10, 24 September 2009

This article is about the Saudi football team. For Al-Hilal (disambiguation), see Al Hilal SFC (disambiguation).
Al-Hilal
File:Teams saudi alhilal pro logo.png
Full nameALHILAL SAUDI CLUB
Nickname(s)Al-Zaeem (The Boss)
Founded1957 ,as the Olympic Club
GroundKing Fahd Stadium,
Riyadh
Capacity67,000
ChairmanSaudi Arabia Abdul Rahman bin Musaid
ManagerBelgium Eric Gerets
LeagueSaudi Premier League
2008-092nd

Al-Hilal (Template:Lang-ar) is a Saudi Arabian professional football club based in the country's capital of Riyadh. The team achieved the largest number of trophies among Saudi teams with 48 official trophies since its founding in 1957[1]. Al-Hilal has a reputation for being the most widely government supported club in Saudi Arabia.[2]

Among the club's most famous players were Sami Al-Jaber, the longtime star of the Saudi Arabian national football team, and Yousuf Al-Thunayan a player who amazed saudi football fans by his skills. The captain of the team Mohamed Al-Deayea is the current world record holder for most international appearances[3][4]. The very well-known Brazilian, Rivelino, also played for Al-Hilal from 1978 to 1981.

The nickname "AL-Zaeem", which means "The Boss", came from the club's leading position in Saudi Arabia and Asia.[5]

History

File:Al Hilal Club Logo.png
old crest

The Al-Hilal Club was originally known as the Olympic Club during its founding in 1957/10/16 . The club's name was changed in 1958/12/3 decree from the then-King Saud after he attended a tournament that was contested between the Olympic Club, Al-Shabab, Al-Riyadh and El-Kawkab clubs.[6]

Club honours (Football)

National Championships

Asian Championships (Record)

Arabian Championships

Continental Record

  • ACC: 2001 - QF; 2000 - Champions; 1999 - QF; 1998 - SF; 1991 - Champions; 1986 - Runners-up
  • ACWC: 2002 - Champions; 1997 - Champions; 1991 - SF
  • ASC: 2002 -Champions; 1997 - Champions

Players

Usual starting line-up for Al-Hilal (season 2009-10).

First-team squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Mohamed Al Deayea (captain)
2 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Sultan Al Bishi
3 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Osama Hawsawi
4 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Abdullah Al Zori
5 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Abdulatif Al-Ghanam
6 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Khaled Aziz
7 MF Brazil BRA Thiago Neves
8 MF Romania ROU Mirel Rădoi
9 MF Sweden SWE Christian Wilhelmsson
10 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Mohammad Al Shalhoub
11 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Abdullaziz Al Dosari
12 DF South Korea KOR Lee Young-Pyo
No. Pos. Nation Player
13 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Omar Al Ghamdi
15 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Ahmed Al Fraidi
16 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Essa Al-Mehyani
18 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Ahmed Al-Swaileh
20 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Yasser Al Qahtani
21 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Sultan Al-Bargan
22 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Khalid Sharahele
23 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Hassan Khirat
24 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Mohammad Nami
25 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Majed Al Marshedi
26 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Mohammad Al Anbar
30 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Hassan Al Otaibi


Olympic Team (Under 23)

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
14 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Mohammed Al-Qarni
16 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Saleh Al-Dosari
24 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Nawaf Al-Abeid
27 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Salman Al-Moasher
28 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Abdulaziz Al-Kalthem
29 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Salman Al-Farij
31 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Saad Al Thyab
32 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Abduallh Al Dossari
33 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Bader Al-Deayea
No. Pos. Nation Player
34 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Radhwan Al Mousa
35 DF Saudi Arabia KSA Shafi Al Dossari
36 MF Saudi Arabia KSA Raqi Falltah
37 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Rai'd Al Swaileh
39 FW Saudi Arabia KSA Bandar Al-Enezi
40 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Abdullah Al Ghamdi
- FW Saudi Arabia KSA Abdulaziz Al-Swailem
- DF Saudi Arabia KSA Raja Al-Dosari
- DF Saudi Arabia KSA Abdo Hazazi

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
22 GK Saudi Arabia KSA Fahad Al-Shamri (On loan to Al-Qadisiya)

Personnel

Current Technical Staff

Position Name
Manager Belgium Eric Gerets
Assistant Coach Germany Reinhard Stumpf
Goalkeeping Coach Germany George
Physical fitness coach France Didier Philip
Head of Medical Belgium Carl Willem
Physiotherapist Belgium Didier Florentz
Physiotherapist Belgium Jacques Kinet

Current Board of Directors

Office Name
President HRH.Abdulrahman Bin Musaid
Vice-president HRH.Nawaf bin saad
Member of the Board,Director of Football Sami Al-Jaber
Public Relations and Media Manager Ahmed Khameis
president institutional and assets administration Fahed Al Maded
president of Club Khalid Al Magherbi
Secretary Salman Al Jareid

Records

Season Div. Pos. Pl. W D L GS GA GD P Domestic cups AFC Other Competitions Top scorer Manager
2000/01 SPL 3 22 14 5 3 35 15 +20 47 CPC ASC Quarterfinals ARWC ASC Bosnia and Herzegovina Safet Sušić
2001/02 SPL 1 22 14 7 1 54 17 +37 49 PFC ACWC Winner ARWC Portugal Artur Jorge
2002/03 SPL 5 22 11 8 3 28 18 +10 41 CPC PFC ACL Group Stage ASC Romania Ilie Balaci
2003/04 SPL 3 22 12 4 6 40 18 +22 40 CPC PFC ACL Group Stage Ceesay 13 Netherlands Aad de Mos
2004/05 SPL 2 22 13 6 3 41 21 +20 45 CPC PFC ARCL Al-Jaber 12 Brazil Marcos Paquetá
2005/06 SPL 2 22 13 5 4 41 21 +20 44 CPC PFC ACL Group Stage Camacho 14 Brazil Marcos Paquetá
2006/07 SPL 2 22 17 2 3 38 15 +23 53 CPC ACL Quarter-final Al-Qahtani 13 Portugal José Peseiro
2007/08 SPL 1 22 14 6 2 36 13 +23 48 SCC CPC PFC GCC Al-Qahtani 16 Romania Cosmin Olăroiu
2008/09 SPL 2 22 15 5 2 41 9 +32 50 SCC CPC PFC ACL Round of 16 Al-Qahtani 13 Romania Cosmin Olăroiu
2009/10 ZPL 2 2 2 0 0 7 1 +6 6 PFC Wilhelmsson 2 Belgium Eric Gerets

Last updated: 24 SEP 2009
Div. = Division; SPL = Saudi Premier League; ZSL = Zain Saudi League; Pos. = Position; Pl = Match played; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lost
GS = Goal Scored; GA = Goal Against; GD = Goal difference P = Points
SCC = Champions Cup; CPC = Crown Prince Cup; PFC = Prince Faisal Cup
ARCL = Arab Champions League; ARWC = Arab Cup Winners' Cup; ACL = AFC Champions League;GCC = Gulf Club Champions Cup;ASC = Asian Super Cup
Colors: Gold = winner; Silver = runner-up; Bronze = third ,Semi-final .

Famous players

Asia

Africa

South America

Europe


  

Managerial history

Dates Name
1957–1975 Unknown
1978-1979 Brazil Mário Zagallo
1979–1980 Brazil Rubens Minelli
1982–1986 Hungary Ladislao Kubala
1986–1987 Brazil Candinho
1988–1989 Brazil João Carlos
1989–1990 Brazil Joel Santana
1990–1991 Brazil Edson Tavares
1991–1993 Brazil Sebastião Lazaroni
1993–1994 Brazil Nelsinho Baptista
1994–1994 Brazil Antônio Lopes
1995-1995 Brazil José Oscar Bernardi
1995–1995 Brazil Sebastião Lazaroni
1995–1996 Netherlands Willem van Hanegem
1996–1997 Croatia Mirko Jozić
1997-1997 Brazil Heron Ricardo Ferreira
1997-1997 Brazil José Oscar Bernardi
1997-1998 Romania Ilie Balaci
1999-1999 Germany Reiner Hollmann
1999-1999 Saudi Arabia Khalil Ibrahim Al-Zayani
1999-1999 Brazil Lori Sandri
Dates Name
1999-2000 Romania Anghel Iordănescu
2000–2001 Romania Ilie Balaci
2001–2001 Bosnia and Herzegovina Safet Sušić
2001–2002 Portugal Artur Jorge
2002-2002 Colombia Francisco Maturana
2002-2003 Romania Ilie Balaci
2003-2004 Netherlands Aad de Mos
2004-2004 Tunisia Ahmed Alajlani
2004-2004 Brazil José Oscar Bernardi
2004-2006 Brazil Marcos Paquetá
2006-2006 Brazil Candinho
2006–2007 Portugal José Peseiro
2007–2007 Brazil Toninho Cerezo
2007–2007 Brazil Marcos Paquetá
2007–2009 Romania Cosmin Olăroiu
2009 - 2009 Belgium Georges Leekens
June 2009 - Belgium Eric Gerets

References

  1. ^ "Al-Hilal championships of the first football team".
  2. ^ Zogby International Poll Results Template:Ar icon
  3. ^ "Roberto Mamrud, Mohamed Al-Deayea - Century of International Appearances".
  4. ^ "CNN - The best goalkeepers of all time".
  5. ^ "Torre Raúl, THE BEST CLUB OF ASIA, Last updated: 7 Jan 2009".
  6. ^ "The story of Al Hilal Foundation".


Achievements
Preceded by Champions of Asia
1991-92 		Succeeded by
Preceded by Champions of Asia
1999-2000 		Succeeded by

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