Al-Ittihad Kalba SC

Al Ittihad Kalba SC
الاتحاد كلباء الرياضي
Full name	Ittihad Kalba Sports & Cultural Club
Nickname(s)	The Tigers
Founded	1972
Ground	Ittihad Kalba Club Stadium
Capacity	8,500
Chairman	Ali Hussain
Manager	Jorge Da Silva; Firas Jabbasi
League	UAE Pro-League
2019–20	UAE Pro-League, 11th
Website	Club website
Home colours	Away colours

Ittihad Kalba Sports & Cultural Club (Arabic: نادي اتحاد كلباء الرياضي الثقافي‎) is a football club in Kalba, United Arab Emirates.[1]

History

Al Ittihad Kalba was established in 1972 when two clubs (Al Shabab) and (Al Rooba) merged with (Al Riyadiya) to create Al Ittihad Kalba.

No	Position	Player	Nation
2	Defender	Sultan Al-Zaabi	United Arab Emirates
3	Defender	Mohammed Sabeel	United Arab Emirates
4	Defender	Omar Al-Zaabi	United Arab Emirates
5	Defender	Gabriel Santini	Italy
6	Midfielder	Nasser Abdulhadi	United Arab Emirates
8	Midfielder	Ahmed Jshak (on loan from Shabab Al-Ahli)	Comoros
9	Midfielder	Walid Amber	United Arab Emirates
10	Midfielder	Davide Mariani (on loan from Shabab Al-Ahli)	Switzerland
11	Forward	Rômulo	Brazil
12	Goalkeeper	Yousif Al-Zaabi	United Arab Emirates
13	Goalkeeper	Khalid Abdulrahman (on loan from Baniyas)	United Arab Emirates
14	Midfielder	Mohamed Al-Shehhi	United Arab Emirates
16	Defender	Humaid Al-Zaabi	United Arab Emirates
18	Midfielder	Mansor Abbas	United Arab Emirates
19	Forward	Ahmed Al Naqbi	United Arab Emirates
20	Forward	Peniel Mlapa	Togo
21	Midfielder	Yaqoub Al Hosani	United Arab Emirates
23	Defender	Fahad Sabeel	United Arab Emirates
24	Defender	Ahmed Loutfi	Egypt
25	Defender	Abdusalam Mohammed	United Arab Emirates
26	Defender	Omar Al-Khodaim	United Arab Emirates
30	Defender	Dawood Ali	United Arab Emirates
32	Midfielder	Osama El Shaal	Egypt
33	Goalkeeper	Jamal Al-Sarrah	United Arab Emirates
47	Forward	Joel Odinaka	Nigeria
48	Defender	Sultan Al-Sowaidi	United Arab Emirates
77	Midfielder	Wanderson	Brazil
—	Defender	Saeed Al Marashda	United Arab Emirates

No	Position	Player	Nation
1	Goalkeeper	Eisa Hooti	United Arab Emirates
7	Midfielder	Henricus Linthorst	Netherlands
15	Midfielder	Majed Rashed	United Arab Emirates
27	Forward	Yasser Hassan	United Arab Emirates
35	Defender	Abdullah Faisal	United Arab Emirates
37	Midfielder	Gabriel Melo	Brazil
70	Defender	Fahad Barout	United Arab Emirates
79	Defender	Willian Forte	Brazil
89	Midfielder	Yousef Abdelrahman	United Arab Emirates
91	Forward	Sultan Adil	United Arab Emirates

No	Position	Player	Nation
17	Goalkeeper	Mohammed Al-Bloushi (on loan to Al Bataeh)	United Arab Emirates
91	Midfielder	Abdullah Al-Hayas (on loan to Masafi)	United Arab Emirates
99	Forward	Ibrahim Al Mesmari (on loan to Ajman)	United Arab Emirates
—	Defender	Ali Al-Bloushi (on loan to Al Hamriyah)	United Arab Emirates
—	Defender	Mayed Obaid (on loan to Al Dhaid)	United Arab Emirates
—	Midfielder	Khalid Al-Shehhi (on loan to Al Bataeh)	United Arab Emirates
—	Midfielder	Rashed Ali Khamis (on loan to Masafi)	United Arab Emirates

UAE Division One (7):
- Champion: 1979–80, 1988-89, 1995-96, 1998-99, 2009-10, 2011-12, 2013-14

Season	Div.	Tms.	Pos.	President's Cup	League Cup
2008–09	D1	16	5th	Round of 16	—
2009–10	D1	8	1st	Round of 16	—
2010–11	PL	12	11th	Preliminary Round	Group Stage
2011–12	D1	8	1st	Quarter-Finals	—
2012–13	PL	14	14th	Round of 16	Group Stage
2013–14	D1	13	1st	Preliminary Round	—
2014–15	PL	14	14th	Round of 16	Group Stage
2015–16	D1	9	2nd	Round of 16	—
2016–17	PL	14	13th	Round of 16	Group Stage
2017–18	D1	12	2nd	Round of 16	—
2018–19	PL	14	11th	Round of 16	Group Stage
2019–20^a	PL	14	11th	Quarter-Finals	Group Stage

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

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