Al-Ettifaq

Full name	Al-Ettifaq Club
Nickname(s)	Etti, Fares Ad-Dahna(The Knight of Ad-Dahna) فارس الدهناء , The Commandos
Founded	1944
Ground	Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium Dammam, Saudi Arabia (Capacity: 35,000)
Chairman	Abdulaziz Al-Dosari
Manager	Marin Ion
League	Saudi Premier League
2008/09	6th
Home colours Away colours Third colours

Al-Ettifaq (Arabic: الاتفاق‎) is a Saudi Arabian professional football club based in Dammam. 'Ittifaq' is Arabic for cooperation.

Contents 1 Current squad 2 Noted players 3 Achievements 4 Performance in AFC Competitions 5 External links

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player 1 GK Mohammad Khojah 2 DF Abdulmuttaleb Al-Treadi 3 DF Gomian Al-Gomian 4 DF Marjia Al-Yami 5 DF Seaaf Al-Bushi [C] 6 MF Bashar Abdulah 7 DF Abdulmuttaleb Al-Treadi 8 MF Younes Al-Mengari 9 FW Majed Al-Abdulwahed 10 FW Saleh Bashir 11 MF Abdulrahman Al-Qahtani 12 DF Abdulah Al-Tamran 13 DF Waleed Al-Raja 16 FW Yousef Al Salem 17 DF Fahed Al-Mofarij

No. Position Player 18 FW Mohammed Al-Shahrani (On loan from Al-Nassr) 20 MF Hussin Al-Najiee 21 MF Abraheem Al-Magnem 22 GK Adnan Al-Salman 23 MF Salman Al-Hareri 25 DF Khalifa Ayil 26 DF Mortada Al-Barrih 28 DF Ahmed Akash 29 FW Hamed Al-Hamed 30 MF Yahea Al-Sheri 33 GK Bander Al-Botai 35 MF Ahmed Al-Saheel 44 GK Fayz Al-Sabiay 55 GK Mostafa Al-Mileoa

[edit] Noted players

• André Neles (2006~2007)

[edit] Achievements

• Saudi Premier League: 2
  • Champion :1983, 1987

• Crown Prince Cup: 1
  • Champion : 1965

• King's Cup: 2
  • Champion : 1968, 1985

• Saudi Federation cup: 3
  • Champion : 1991, 2003 , 2004

• Arab Champions League: 2
  • Champion : 1984, 1988

• Gulf Club Champions Cup: 3
  • Champion : 1983 , 1988, 2006

[edit] Performance in AFC Competitions

• Asian Club Championship: 2 appearances

1989: Group Stage

2009 : 16 round

[edit] External links

• Official Website
• Fans Site

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v • d • e 2009 AFC Champions League Champions Pohang Steelers Runners-up Al-Ittihad Eliminated in Semi-finals Nagoya Grampus • Umm-Salal Eliminated in Quarter finals Bunyodkor • Pakhtakor Tashkent  • FC Seoul • Kawasaki Frontale Eliminated in Round of 16 Al-Ettifaq • Al-Hilal • Al-Shabab • Gamba Osaka • Kashima Antlers • Newcastle United Jets • Persepolis • Suwon Bluewings Eliminated in group stage Al-Ahli Dubai • Al-Gharafa • Al-Jazira • Al-Shabab • Beijing Guoan • Central Coast Mariners • Esteghlal • Saba Qom • Sepahan • Shandong Luneng • Shanghai Shenhua • Sharjah † • Singapore Armed Forces • Sriwijaya • Tianjin Teda • Ulsan Hyundai † Withdrew from the competition after 4 matches. Schedule • Qualifying play-off • Group stage • Knockout stage • Final