List of Al Sadd SC international footballers

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,

Hassan Al-Haydos The most Al Sadd SC player has played with a national team with 158 matches with Qatar.

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 SheikFW4 Mar 2008 Bahrain26 Mar 2008 Iraq3[1]
Mesaad Al-HamadDF15 Nov 2006 Uzbekistan5 Jan 2013 United Arab Emirates57[2]
Khalfan IbrahimFW16 Aug 2006 Bangladesh13 Oct 2015 Maldives90[3]
Ezzat JadouaMF5 Jun 2004 Kyrgyzstan25 Jul 2004 China5[4]
Mohammed KasolaDF3 Mar 2010 Slovenia13 Jun 2017 South Korea67[5]
Abdulla KoniDF19 Sep 1997 Kuwait14 Jan 2009 Oman59[6]
Fahad Al KuwariMF27 Feb 1990 United Arab Emirates13 Oct 2001 China30[7]
Ibrahim MajidDF25 Jun 2007 Turkmenistan13 Jun 2017 South Korea100[8]
Magid MohamedFW11 Oct 2005 Iraq28 May 2012 Palestine36[9]
Al-Mahdi Ali MukhtarDF23 Jan 2012 Sweden5 June 2015 Scotland22[10]
Dahi Al NaemiDF19 Sep 1997 Kuwait31 Mar 2004 Jordan53[11]
Ali NasserDF17 Nov 2004 Jordan31 May 2009 Iraq21[12]
Abdulnasser Al-ObaidlyMF11 Oct 1992 Hungary4 Oct 2001 United Arab Emirates49[13]
Wesam RizikFW8 Sep 2004 Laos11 Jun 2013 North Korea81[14]
Jassim Al-TamimiMF27 Sep 2000 Iran20 Nov 2002 Iraq27[15]
Taher ZakariaDF11 Aug 2008 Iran8 Oct 2012 Jordan4[16]
Khalid SalmanMF11 Dec 1987 Iraq5 Oct 1994 Japan11[17]
Ali SanadDF13 Jan 2008 Syria13 Jan 2008 Syria1[18]
Mohamed SaqrGK19 Nov 2003 Singapore1 Apr 2009 Bahrain59[19]
Majdi SiddiqMF8 Oct 2009 Croatia17 Jul 2011 India10[20]
Saad Al SheebGK30 Dec 2009 North Korea29 Mar 2022 Slovenia79[21]
Tarek SalmanDF7 Sep 2018 China26 Mar 2022 Bulgaria51[22]
Ali AssadallaMF23 Jan 2012 Sweden26 Mar 2022 Bulgaria56[23]
Akram AfifFW21 Mar 2018 Iraq29 Mar 2022 Slovenia54[24]
Boualem KhoukhiDF6 Jun 2017 North Korea29 Mar 2022 Slovenia62[25]
Hassan Al-HaydosMF11 Aug 2008 Iran18 Dec 2021 Egypt158[26]
Salem Al-HajriDF17 Jan 2017 Moldova29 Mar 2022 Slovenia23[27]
Abdelkarim HassanDF18 Nov 2010 Haiti29 Mar 2022 Slovenia114[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
Ecuador Carlos TenorioFW6 Sep 2003 Venezuela10 Jun 2009 Argentina30[29]
Algeria Nadir BelhadjDF11 Aug 2011 Gabon12 Nov 2011 Tunisia6[30]
Iran Ali DaeiFW25 Nov 1996 Turkmenistan13 Jun 1997 Syria13[31]
Iran Hamid DerakhshanMF27 Sep 1991 Algeria13 Oct 1991 Algeria2[32]
Guinea Pascal FeindounoFW11 Feb 2009 Cameroon21 Jun 2009 Malawi5[33]
Ivory Coast Abdul Kader KeïtaFW30 Apr 2003 Morocco9 Jun 2012 Morocco16[34]
South Korea Nam Tae-heeMF10 Oct 2019 Sri Lanka13 Jun 2021 Lebanon8[35]
Oman Mohammed Rabia Al-NoobiDF13 Feb 2006 Iraq6 Jan 2010 Indonesia44[36]
Ghana Abedi PeleMF13 Feb 1982 Benin1 May 1983 Nigeria19[37]
Nigeria John UtakaFW13 Sep 2001 South Korea7 Jun 2002 Sweden5[38]
Ghana André AyewMF3 Sep 2021 Ethiopia18 Jan 2022 Comoros9[39]
Algeria Baghdad BounedjahFW12 Nov 2016 Nigeria20 Jan 2022 Ivory Coast52[40]
Tunisia José ClaytonDF17 Aug 2005 Kenya1 March 2006 Serbia and Montenegro8[41]
Senegal Mamadou NiangFW9 Oct 2011 Mauritius29 Jan 2012 Libya6[42]

Players in international competitions

Asian Cup Players

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

World Cup Players

Honours

Qatar

Algeria

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. "Algeria hold on against Senegal to win Afcon". BBC Sport. 19 July 2019.
  46. "Algeria beat Tunisia to win FIFA Arab Cup 2021". www.aljazeera.com. Retrieved 18 December 2021.
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