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Al-Taawoun
File:Al Taawon.png
Full nameAl-Taawoun
Founded1956
GroundKing Abdullah Sport City Stadium,
Buraidah, Saudi Arabia
Capacity23,600[1]
ChairmanMohammed al-Qasim
ManagerJosé Manuel Gomes
LeagueProfessional League
2014–15Professional League, 9th

Al-Taawoun ("Cooperation" Template:Lang-ar) is a Saudi Arabian football (soccer) team in Buraidah city playing at the Saudi Professional League.

The club is well known in Saudi Arabia and has great wide supporters and fans. The primary sport at the club is football but also shows interests in social and cultures activities.

History

At the beginning of the establishment of the club was named "Club Saudi youth" Among the most prominent founders at the time the benefit Allowabla the first president of the club. After the founding of the club four years has been registered officially under the auspices of young people and that was in 1960. Has also been recognized as a club official authorized by the General Presidency for Youth Welfare in April 1963. Football Akaddmoma the most prominent achievements is to get first team football at the King's Cup and the summer of 1990, and this achievement is unprecedented not only on the level of first division clubs, not at the level of Saudi club Al-Qaseem. In 1995 rose for the first time in its history to the Saudi Premier League, and dropped after one season, and returned in 1997 to the Premier League, and dropped after one season, and returned to climb in 2010. The team pulled off a shocker in the 2014–2015 Saudi Professional League when they had 8-time league winners Al-Ittihad down 4–0 by the 60th minute of their hometown match. Al-Ittihad managed to score 3 goals and the game ended 4–3 with the final whistle. In the away match in Jeddah, Al-Ittihad were able to reverse the same score as they won 4–3.




Players

As of Saudi Premier League:

No Position Player Nation

1 GK Yazid Al-Sayah  Saudi Arabia
23 GK Sultan Al-Ghamdi  Saudi Arabia
24 GK Faisal Al-Merqeb  Saudi Arabia
32 GK Fayz Al-Sabiay  Saudi Arabia

3 DF Abdullah Knoo  Saudi Arabia
4 DF Ricardo Machado  Portugal
5 DF Talal Al-Absi  Saudi Arabia
16 DF Naif Mousa  Saudi Arabia
17 DF Mahmoud Muaaz  Saudi Arabia
19 DF Adnan Falatah  Saudi Arabia
22 DF Kamel Al-Mor  Saudi Arabia
28 DF Abdullah Al-Shammeri  Saudi Arabia

6 MF Abdulrahman Al-Barakah  Saudi Arabia
8 MF Abdulmajid Al-Ruwaili  Saudi Arabia
10 MF Jehad Al-Hussain (Captain)  Syria
No Position Player Nation

12 MF Abdurahman Al-Qassem  Saudi Arabia
15 MF Abdullah Al-Salman  Saudi Arabia
18 MF Madallah Alolayan  Saudi Arabia
25 MF Khaled Al-Zylaeei (on loan from Al-Nassr FC)  Saudi Arabia
29 MF Ahmed Al-Reshoudi  Saudi Arabia
49 MF Ahmed Al-Zein  Saudi Arabia
55 MF Sandro Manoel  Brazil
66 MF Ahmed Suhail  Saudi Arabia
77 MF Ibrahim Al-Telhi  Saudi Arabia
81 MF Ibrahim Al-Barakah  Saudi Arabia

9 FW Bader Al-Khamees  Saudi Arabia
14 FW Paul Alo'o  Cameroon
50 FW Ahmed Al-Turki  Saudi Arabia
80 FW Mohammed Majrashi (on loan from Al Ahli)  Saudi Arabia


Out on loan

No Position Player Nation

-- DF Yusri Al-Sakaker (at Al-Riyadh SC)  Saudi Arabia

No Position Player Nation

-- FW AbdulazizAl-Dhefiri (at Al-Feiha FC)  Saudi Arabia

Managers

References

  1. ^ "King Abdullah Sport City Stadium". Saudi Pro League Statistics. Retrieved 30 December 2015.