Al-Arabi FC (Qatar) Reserves

Al-Arabi SC
Full name Al-Arabi Sports Club (Arabic: النادي العربي الرياضي)
Nickname(s) "Fareeg Al-Ahlam" ("The Dream Team") , "The Red Devils" , "Century Club in Qatar"
Short name ARB
Founded 1952 (1952)
Ground Grand Hamad Stadium
Doha, Qatar
Ground Capacity 13,000
President Qatar Hitmi bin Ali Al-Hitmi
Head Coach Pierluigi Casiraghi
League Qatargas League
2014/15 QatarGas League, 9th
Website Club home page
Main article: Al-Arabi SC (Qatar)
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Football

Basketball

Handball

Volleyball

Futsal

Reserves

Al-Arabi Reserves (Arabic: رديف النادي العربي), Is a Second Team For Al Arabi Sport Club. Al Arabi Reserves Team Has the same squad as the first club same as all The Qatargas league clubs who has another team Qatar Star League (QSL).

Stadium

Main article: Grand Hamad Stadium

Crest

Honours

Winners (1): 2009/2010

Players

As of Qatar Stars League:

No Position Player Nation

22 Goalkeeper Ali Shaaban      Qatar
33 Goalkeeper Masoud Zeraei      Qatar
40 Goalkeeper Rajab Hamza      Qatar
96 Goalkeeper Loaay Ashor      Qatar

4 Defender Adel Lami      Qatar
9 Defender Mohammed Salem      Qatar
12 Defender Yousef Ramadan      Egypt
13 Defender Mosaab Mahmoud      Qatar
15 Defender Majed Aman      Qatar
18 Defender Ahmed Al-Nahwi      Qatar
24 Defender Rod Fanni      France
26 Defender Khalid Nawaf      Qatar
31 Defender Ahmed Dad      Qatar
66 Defender Dame Traoré      Qatar

3 Midfielder Omar Al-Amadi      Qatar
5 Midfielder Abdullah Marafee      Qatar
No Position Player Nation

6 Midfielder Ali Jasimi      Qatar
8 Midfielder Ahmed Fatehi      Qatar
10 Midfielder Boualem Khoukhi      Qatar
11 Midfielder Mohammed Al Kuwari      Qatar
17 Midfielder Abdulaziz Al Sulaiti      Qatar
21 Midfielder Abdulla Al Oraimi      Qatar
25 Midfielder Mohammed Shaaban      Qatar
86 Midfielder Ashkan Dejagah      Iran
89 Midfielder Feras Mohammed      Qatar
94 Midfielder Almass Farid      Qatar

7 Forward Ahmed Khalfan      Qatar
19 Forward Junior Dutra      Brazil
20 Forward Yusef Ahmed      Qatar
23 Forward Mohammed Muddather      Sudan
28 Forward Paulinho      Brazil
77 Forward Mohammed Khalfan      Qatar

Out on loan

No Position Player Nation

-- Forward Maxime Lestienne (at Netherlands PSV Eindhoven)     Belgium
-- Forward Imoh Ezekiel (at Belgium Anderlecht)     Nigeria
-- Forward Paul-Jose M'Poku (at Italy Chievo)     Belgium
-- Forward Pablo Hernández (at Spain Rayo Vallecano)     Spain

Players with Multiple Nationalities

Players registered as professionals

QSL clubs are limited to 4 foreign professionals (3 + 1 Asian) per squad.[1]
Last update: 20 August 2014.[2]

Professional players

Non-professional foreigners

References

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