Mohammad Al-Shalhoub

Mohammad al- Schalhub (Arabic محمد الشلهوب, DMG Muḥammad aš - Šalhūb, according to the English transliteration Mohammad Al- Shlhoub; born December 8, 1980 in Mecca ) is a Saudi Arabian football player.

  • 2.1 stations
  • 2.2 Appearances
  • 2.3 Title / successes

Career

Association

Ash- Schalhub is a prolific center forward playmaker qualities and plays since 1998 in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh at top club al -Hilal. He was three times national champion and four times Cup winners and 2000 won even see the Asian Club Championship, the Asian Champions ' Cup.

National

With 19 years In 2000 he gave his debut in the Saudi Arabian national team. And already in his first tournament, the Asia Cup in 2000, he was much talked about by three goals in the match against Uzbekistan. Since then he comes regularly at major tournaments for his country for use. After 2002 he worked for the Football World Cup 2006 in Germany for the second time in a World Cup squad in Saudi Arabia it.

With 1.63 meters tall, he was in 2002 the smallest World Cup participants of all countries.

Statistics

Stations

  • Al -Hilal (since 1998)

Inserts

( As at 1 March 2006)

  • 48 inserts for the Saudi Arabian national team ( 15 goals)

Title / successes

  • Asian - Champions' Cup winner: 2000
  • Asian Cup Winners' Cup winner: 2002
  • Asian Super Cup winner: 2000
  • Saudi Arabian champion: 1998, 2002, 2005
  • Saudi Arab Cup Winners: 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006
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