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Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club, is a Saudi Arabian professional multi-sports club based in Riyadh

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Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club, more commonly known as Al-Hilal (نادي الهلال: "The Crescent") is a Saudi football club based in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia and founded in 1957.

Al-Hilal is the most titled club in Saudi Arabia, winning 53 trophies including 13 Saudi Arabia championships and 2 AFC champions.

This has earned the IFFHS the "Best Asian Club of the 20th Century", far ahead of its main competitor the Japanese club Yokohama Marinos2.

Al-Hilal Club was founded on October 16, 1957 as El Olympia ("the Olympic") 3, by Abdul Rahman Bin Said. The club changed its name on December 3, 1958 by decree of King Saud, after a first tournament opposing the Olympic Club, Al-Shabab, Al-Riyadh and El-Kawkab4.

The leaders are ambitious and are making sure to build a competitive team, which takes away the Saudi King's Cup, one of the two national competitions at the time, in 1961. In 1964, the club achieves the double Arabian Cup Saudi Arabia-King's Cup, which established him permanently in the elite of Saudi football3. The club is one of the eight founders of the Saudi Arabian Championship, winning the first edition in 1977. The club benefits from its fledgling reputation and financial strength to attract renowned technicians including Brazilian coach Mario Zagallo and the Brazilian international midfielder Roberto Rivelino3.

Al Hilal won the championship again in 1979, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1990 ... and reached the second place in 1980, 1981, 1983 and 1987, without counting the cup competitions3.

Beginning in the 1980s, continental competitions grew, including the Asian Cup of Champions Clubs, where Al-Hilal was a finalist in 1987 and 1988, after winning the 1986 Persian Gulf Championship Cup. In 1992, Al-Hilal won the Asian Cup champions clubs against Esteghlal Tehran (1-1, 4-3 tab), title holder. International titles accumulated in the 1990s: League of Arab Champions in 1994 and 1995, Asian Cup Winners Cup and Super Cup of Asia in 1997, Cup of Clubs champions Persian Gulf in 1998 ... Especially , in 2000 the Saudis won the Asian Cup of Champions Clubs for the second time, against Japan's Júbilo Iwata (3-2 ap), and again the Asian Cup Winners Cup in 2002.

After a decade of triumphs, Al-Hilal has to do with the emergence at the highest continental level of its rival Al-Ittihad, based in Jeddah, which takes seven championship titles between 1997 and 2009 and in turn wins the Champions League and Al-Hilal, who sees his main stars stop their career (Youssef Al-Thuniyan in 2005, Sami Al-Jaber and Nawaf Al-Temyat in 2008, Mohammed al-Deayea in 2010) came prematurely out of the Champions League in 2005 and 20083.

prize list

National

• Championship of Saudi Arabia (14)

• Champion: 1977, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1988,1990, 1996, 1998, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2010,2011, 2017

• Vice-champion: 1980, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1993,1995, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014,2016

• Crown Prince Cup of Saudi Arabia (13)

• Winner: 1964, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2005,2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,2016

• Finalist: 1994, 1999, 2014, 2015

• Cup of the King of Champions of Saudi Arabia (8)

• Winner: 1961, 1964, 1980, 1982, 1984,1989, 2015, 2017

• Finalist: 1963, 1968, 1977, 1981, 1985, 1987, 2010

• Prince Faisal Cup (7)

• Winner: 1987, 1990, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2005, 2006

• Finalist: 1986, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2010

• Super Bowl of Saudi Arabia (1)

• Winner: 2015

• Finalist: 2016

International [edit | change the code]

• AFC Champions League (2)

• Winner: 1991, 2000

• Finalist: 1986, 1987, 2014

• Asian Cup Winners Cup (2)

• Winner: 1997, 2002

• Super Cup of Asia (2)

• Winner: 1997, 2000

• Finalist: 2002

• League of Arab Champions (2)

• Winner: 1994, 1995

• Finalist: 1989

• Arab Cup Winners Cup (1)

• Winner: 2000

• Super Arabic cut (1)

• Winner: 2001

• Finalist: 1993, 1996

• Gulf Cup of Champions Clubs (2)

• Winner: 1986, 1998

• Finalist: 1987, 1992, 2000

• Afro-Asian Football Cup

• Finalist: 1992

infrastructures

The International Stadium of the King-Fahd (Arabic: ملعب الملك فهد الدولي) is a multi-purpose stadium located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is mainly used for football matches and athletics competitions. The stadium has a capacity of 67,000 seats.

Emblematic characters

List of coaches

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•           Hasan Sultan

•           Al Toom Jobarat Allah

•           Rivelino

•           George Smith (1976-1978)

•           Paulo Amaral(1978)

•           Mário Zagallo(1978-1979)

•           Olten Filho (1981-1982)

•              László Kubala(1982-1984)

•           Ljubiša Broćić(1984)

•           José Candido(1985)

•           Noagira(1986)

•           Rubens Minelli(1987)

•           Omar Borrás(1988)

•           José Candido(1988-1989)

•           João Carlos(1989)

•           Joel Santana(1989-1990)

•           Edson Tavares(1990-1991)

•           Cedinho(1991)

•         Sebastião Lazaroni(1991-1993)

•           JoséOscarBernardi(1993)

•           Nelsinho Baptista(1993-1994)

•           Antônio Lopes(1994)

•           JoséOscarBernardi(1995)

•           Willem van Hanegem(1995-1996)

•           Gobier(1996)

•           Mirko Jozić (1996-1997)

•           Heron Ferreira(1997)

•           JoséOscarBernardi(1997)

•           Ilie Balaci(1997-1998)

•           Reiner Hollmann(1998-1999)

•           Khalil al-Zayani(1999)

•           Lori Sandri(1999)

•           Anghel Iordănescu(1999-2000)

•           Ilie Balaci(2000-2001)

•           Safet Sušić (2001)

•           Artur Jorge(2001-2002)

•         Francisco Maturana(2002)

•           Ilie Balaci(2002-2003)

•           Aad de Mos (2003-2004)

•           Ahmed Alajlani(2004)

•           Marcos Paquetá(2004-2007)

•           José Candido(2006)

•           José Peseiro(2006-2007)

•           Toninho Cerezo(2007)

•           Cosmin Olăroiu(2007-2009)

•         Georges Leekens(2009)

•           Eric Gerets(2009-2010)

•           Gabriel Calderón(2010-2011)

•           Thomas Doll (2011-2012)

•           Ivan Hašek(2012)

•           Antoine Kombouaré(2012-2013)

•           Zlatko Dalić (2013)

•           Sami Al-Jaber(2013-2014)

•         Laurențiu Reghecampf(2014–fév. 2015)

•           Giorgos Donis(depuis mars 2015)

•Former players

Among the players who wore Al-Hilal jersey, strikers Sami Al-Jaber and Youssef Al-Thuniyan, midfielder Nawaf Al-Temyat, voted best Asian player in 2000, and goalkeeper Mohammed al-Deayea , the record holder of the number of international selections5, particularly marked the history of the club in the 1990s and 2000s. From 1978 to 1981, the club also hosted the Brazilian star Rivelino6. Youssef Chippo, Salaheddine Bassir are among the best African players in having worn the Saudis club jersey.

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•           Khaled Aziz

•         Salaheddine Bassir

•           Saïd Chiba

•           Youssef Chippo

•           Youssef El-Arabi

•           Adil Hermach

            •           Mohammed al-Deayea

•           Ahmad Al-Dossari

•           Ahmad Al-Doukhi

•           Omar Al-Ghamdi

•           Sami Al-Jaber

•             Abdallah Jamaan

•               Andrei Kanchelskis

•           Abdul Aziz Al-Khathran

•           Saleh Al-Mohammadi

•           Mansour Al-Muainea

            •           Talal Meshal

•           Tenema N'Diaye

•           Yasser Al-Qahtani

•           Rivellino

•           Néjib Limam

•           Ioan Lupescu

•           Mohammad Al-Shalhoub

•           Samson Siasia

•           Patrick Suffo

            •           Khalid Al-Temawi

•           Nawaf Al-Temyat

•           Khaled Al Thaker

•           Youssef Al-Thuniyan

•           Christopher Wreh

•           Abdullah Zebermawi