Al-Ansar F.C.

This article is about the Saudi Arabian football club. For other uses, see Ansar.
Al-Ansar
Full name Al-Ansar Football Club
Founded 1966
Ground Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Aziz Stadium
Medina, Saudi Arabia
Ground Capacity 24,000
Chairman Saudi Arabia Mohammad Al-Din Baha' Niazi
Manager Egypt Abood Al-Khodhari
League Saudi Second Division
2015–16 Group B, 8th place

Al-Ansar (Arabic: الأنصار) is a Saudi Arabian multi-sports club[1] based in Medina. Its football team has the Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Aziz Stadium as their home stadium. It is currently playing in the Saudi Second Division. In the season 2011–2012 the club changed its colors and logo.

Personnel

Current Technical Staff

Position Name
Manager Egypt Sherif El-Khashab
Technical Assistant Saudi Arabia Bandar Al Ahmadi
Assistant Manager
Fitness Coach
Goalkeeping Coach
Physiotherapist

Players

No Position Player Nation
1 Goalkeeper Ahmed Nazir      Saudi Arabia
22 Goalkeeper Amin Talal      Saudi Arabia
23 Goalkeeper Abdulelah Al-Zahrani      Saudi Arabia
90 Goalkeeper Mohammed Refaei      Saudi Arabia

3 Defender Yahya Al-Tekrouni      Saudi Arabia
4 Defender Mohammed Al-Dossari      Saudi Arabia
5 Defender Hassan Madkhali      Saudi Arabia
6 Defender Rayan Al-Harbi      Saudi Arabia
13 Defender Hani Al-Ahmadi      Saudi Arabia
14 Defender Meshaal Al-Senani      Saudi Arabia
18 Defender Ali Hakami      Saudi Arabia
19 Defender Mohammad Nami      Saudi Arabia
21 Defender Yousef Rashid      Saudi Arabia
35 Defender Radhwan Al-Mousa      Saudi Arabia
98 Defender Mohammed Al-Sharqi      Saudi Arabia

7 Midfielder Abdurahman Al-Kuhaili      Saudi Arabia
8 Midfielder Sultan Al-Nakhli      Saudi Arabia
10 Midfielder Marwan Al-Haydari      Saudi Arabia
12 Midfielder Abdulaziz Abo Baker      Saudi Arabia
16 Midfielder Yasser Al-Mowalad      Saudi Arabia
26 Midfielder Mahmoud Sowailek      Saudi Arabia
28 Midfielder Mohammed Abdelhadi      Saudi Arabia
30 Midfielder Morad Al-Qaisi      Saudi Arabia
70 Midfielder Ammar Abdurahman      Saudi Arabia

9 Forward Muaiad Admawi      Saudi Arabia
11 Forward Mohammed Al-Nakhli      Saudi Arabia
15 Forward Ali Hadidi      Saudi Arabia
20 Forward Saber Hussain      Saudi Arabia
44 Forward Helal Al-Harbi      Saudi Arabia
77 Forward Ahmed Al-Kaeki      Saudi Arabia

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