Emirates Club

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Emirates Club (Arabic: نادي الإمارات) is a professional football club based in the city of Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. They play in the UAE Pro League after being promoted from the UAE First Division League. They play their home games at the Emirates Club Stadium.

Emirates Club
نادي الإمارات
Full nameEmirates Cultural and Sports Club
Nickname(s)The Falcons
Founded1969; 55 years ago (1969)
GroundEmirates Club Stadium
Capacity4,830[1]
OwnerSaqr bin Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi
ChairmanYousef Al Batraan
ManagerBenito Carbone
LeagueUAE Pro League
2023–2413th (relegated)
WebsiteClub website
Current season

History

Establishment

The club was established in 1969, from a merger of three local football teams: Al Ittihad, Al Ahly and Al Shaab under the name Oman Club. They were one of the first three teams along with Al Ahli and Al Oruba to play in the UAE league, however they would finish at last place with only 1 point.

In October 1982 the club name was changed to Al Qadsia, Two years later in July 1984 Al Qadsia was merged with Al Taliya and Al Nassr and became the club known today as Emirates Cultural Sport Club.[2]

2010s

On 29 May 2011, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saqr al-Qassimi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Kayed Al Qasimi, Chairman of Emirates and Ras Al Khaimah Clubs, announced the merger of the two clubs in one club under the name Emirates Club, To be representative of the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah. Decision to merge came on the recommendation of Sheikh Saud bin Saqr al Qasimi, Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah.[3] On 11 June 2011, the new composition of the club was announced.[4]

Honors

Season-by-season record

SeasonLvl.Tms.Pos.President's CupLeague Cup
2008–092162ndRound of 16
2009–1011211thChampionsFirst Round
2010–11282ndQuarter-Finals
2011–1211211thRound of 16First Round
2012–132141stPreliminary Round
2013–1411411thRound of 16First Round
2014–1511410thRound of 16First Round
2015–1611412thQuarter-FinalsFirst Round
2016–1711411thQuarter-FinalsFirst Round
2017–1811211thRound of 16First Round
2018–1911413thQuarter-FinalsQuarter-Finals
2019–20a2111stPreliminary Round
2020–212112ndQuarter-Finals
2021–2211414thRound of 16First Round
2022–232172ndRound of 16
2023–2411413thRound of 16First Round

Notes^ 2019–20 UAE football season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Arab Emirates.

Staff

Board Members

TitleName
Chairman Yousef Abdullah Al Batran
Vice Chairman Yousef Ali Al Balushi
Second Vice Chairman Khalil Ibrahim Al Taweel
Financial Manager Thani Salem Al Shehhi
Youth SupervisorVacant
Investment Manager Jamal Ahmed Al Qursi
Public Relation Manager Adel Muhammad Al Khayal

Last updated: 15 July 2023
Source: Al Bayan

Current squad

As of UAE Pro League:

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos. NationPlayer
22GK  UAEMarwan Al-Khodaim
23DF  UAEFahad Sabeel
24DF  UAERashed Abdulla
27GK  UAEIbrahim Al-Kaebi
30MF  CMRFranck Kom
34FW  UAEFahad Badr
35DF  NGAPhilemon Seyi
44MF  UAESultan QasemU21
50DF  UAESaif Al-Dera
54MF  ISRDia Saba
60FW  SRBPavle Obradović
66GK  UAEAhmed Al-Marzouqi
70DF  OMAAmran Al-Jassasi
77FW  UAEYaqoub Yousif
92MF  UAEKhalifa Abdullah
99FW  UAEEbrahim Al-Mesmari
DF  JPNLeo Osaki

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

Performance in AFC competitions

AFC Champions League history

SeasonRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
2011Group D Zob Ahan0–11–23rd
Al-Rayyan2–00–2
Al-Shabab2–11–4

Record by Country

CountryPldWDLGFGAGDWin%
 Iran200213−2000.00
 Qatar210122+0050.00
 Saudi Arabia210135−2050.00

Managerial history

* Served as caretaker coach.

NameNat.FromToRef.
Khaled Ben Yahia January 2005[5]
Dragan Gugleta January 2005November 2005[6][7]
Reinhard Fabisch November 2005November 2006[8]
Ahmad Al-Ajlani December 20062007[9]
Pintado July 2007December 2007[10][11]
Sofiène Hidoussi December 2007April 2008[12][13]
Eid Baroot April 20082008[14]
Shaker Abdel Fattah 2008November 2008[15]
Ebrahim Ghasempour November 2008March 2009[16][17]
Ahmad Al-Ajlani March 2009January 2010[18]
Eid Baroot January 20102010[19]
Ghazi Ghrairi June 2010December 2011[20][21]
Lotfi Benzarti December 20112012[22]
Júnior dos Santos October 2012March 2013[23]
Sérgio Alexandre March 20132013[24]
Eid Baroot June 2013December 2013[25]
Paulo Comelli December 2013May 2016[26]
Theo Bücker June 2016December 2016[27]
Noureddine Abidi* December 2016December 2016
Ivan Hašek December 2016October 2017[28][29]
Noureddine Abidi October 2017March 2018
Nizar Mahrous March 2018May 2018[30]
Jalel Kadri June 2018May 2019[31]
Eid Baroot June 2019October 2019[32][33]
Gjoko Hadžievski November 2019June 2021
Tarik Sektioui July 2021December 2021[34][35]
Ayman El Ramadi December 2021June 2022[36]
Fathi Labidi June 2022February 2023[37][38]
Mohammed Al Jalboot February 2023September 2023[39]
Lluís Planagumà September 2023December 2023
Aaref Al Shehhi* December 2023January 2024
Walter Zenga January 2024Present[40]

See also

References


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