Omar Abdulrahman

Omar Abdulrahman
Born	Omar Abdulrahman Ahmed Al Raaki Al Amoudi (1991-09-20) September 20, 1991 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Occupation	Professional footballer (retired)
Years active	2008–2020s
Known for	Attacking midfielder and winger for Al Ain; recognized as Asia's leading footballer in 2012

Omar Abdulrahman Ahmed Al Raaki Al Amoudi (; born 20 September 1991) is a retired Emirati professional football player who operated mainly as an attacking midfielder or winger.

Having risen through the youth ranks, Abdulrahman made his first-team appearance for Al Ain during the 2008–09 campaign, where he immediately contributed to winning the Etisalat Cup, President's Cup, and Super Cup. Although a cruciate ligament injury kept him out for more than six months the next season, he established himself as a regular starter and played a vital role in helping Al Ain avoid relegation in 2010–11, netting 11 goals in 29 outings and receiving the award for the most promising player. After suffering a similar injury in 2011–12, he returned to aid Al Ain in securing the league title.

Following a brief two-week trial at Manchester City, Abdulrahman regained his pivotal status during the 2012–13 season, earning the Emirati Player of the Year accolade as Al Ain captured both the 2012 Super Cup and league championship.

Acknowledged by ESPN FC as Asia’s leading footballer in 2012, Abdulrahman was also recognized by FIFA as one of Asia’s brightest prospects in 2013. Furthermore, he was ranked thirty-ninth on the Goal 50 list highlighting the top players of the 2012–13 season, placing him among worldwide elite talents.

Early life

Born in Riyadh, Omar Abdulrahman comes from a working-class household. His father, Abdulrahman Ahmed, was himself a former footballer. Omar has three older brothers—Ahmad, Khaled, and Mohammed—and two elder sisters. He is part of the Al-Amoudi family, which traces its heritage to the Hadhrami Mashaikh lineage descending from the 13th-century Sufi saint Sa'eed ibn Isa Al-Amoudi. Omar played football locally in Riyadh during his youth.

Scout Abdulrahman Eissa discovered him playing near the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium and found out that Omar was unattached to any club and did not hold Saudi nationality. After contacting Omar and his brother, Eissa facilitated his participation in tournaments alongside players like Yahya Al-Shehri.

In 2000, Omar underwent trials with Al Hilal, but his father declined their offer since only Omar—not his entire family—had been granted Saudi citizenship. Subsequently, Nasser bin Thaloub from Al Ain was searching for promising young players. Eissa recommended Omar along with his brothers Mohammed and Khalid. Once visa arrangements were completed, the family moved to the United Arab Emirates, where Al Ain granted citizenship to all members. Omar then joined Al Ain's youth academy alongside his siblings.

Al Ain

In 2008, Abdulrahman entered the academy of Al Ain, advancing through various age groups from under-16 to reserve squads. Coach Winfried Schäfer promoted him to the senior team after observing his performance at the 2009 Al Ain International Under-17 tournament. He made his official debut against Al Ahli on 24 January 2009 during an Etisalat Cup match. Even after joining the first team, he continued featuring for the reserves until January 2012, tallying six goals and three assists across ten games over five seasons.

2008–09 season

At just 17 years old, Abdulrahman made his debut for the first team on 24 January 2009, coming on as a substitute during the Etisalat Cup match against Al Ahli. On 27 March, he participated in the second leg of the Etisalat Cup semi-final versus Al Jazira, striking the crossbar shortly before a teammate scored the decisive goal. Abdulrahman celebrated his inaugural club trophy on 3 April when Al Ain triumphed in the Etisalat Cup final against Al Wahda, followed by a President's Cup win over Al Shabab on 13 April. He made his league debut on 18 April in a commanding 5–0 victory over Ajman. His first goal in the Pro-League came on 11 May during a 2–2 draw with Al Ahli, making him the youngest scorer that season. He then scored against Al Wasl on 15 May—registering Al Ain’s 101st goal in their rivalry—and added another goal in a 2–0 win over Al Shaab on 24 May.

2009–10 season

Prior to the season starting, Abdulrahman sustained a cruciate ligament injury on 26 July 2009 during a friendly match against FC Lausanne-Sport while representing the UAE U-20 team. He made his comeback on 26 February in an under-19 league fixture against Bani Yas, contributing to a 4–2 victory. On 19 March, he opened his scoring account for the season by netting a goal and providing two assists in a reserve league win of 3–2 over Al Dhafra. On 23 April, he both scored and assisted in a dominant 5–0 win against Al Wasl. Abdulrahman made his debut in the AFC Champions League during a 2–0 home triumph over Sepahan Isfahan. He recorded his first Pro League goals of the campaign in a thrilling 5–3 victory against Emirates Club. On 15 May, he played a key role in securing the Reserve League title for Al Ain’s reserves by scoring twice and assisting once in a 6–2 win over Al Sharjah. He ended the season with five goals across seven appearances spanning under-19, reserve, and first-team matches.

2010–11 season

This season saw Abdulrahman establish himself as a regular starter following Valdivia’s exit, taking over the number 10 jersey. In his first start on 28 August 2010 at Dubai, he scored from a free kick and assisted Jose Sand in a thrilling 4–3 victory. On 20 September, he found the net for the first time in the President's Cup during a comprehensive 5–0 win against Masfout. He converted a penalty in a narrow 1–2 loss to Al Ahli on 30 September. Against Al Wasl on 27 October, he set up Mohanad Salem to give Al Ain a 2–1 lead; however, the match concluded at 2–2. In another fixture on 30 September versus Ittihad, despite the team's 1–4 defeat, he assisted Fares Juma Al Saadi. Additionally, he provided an assist to Jose Sand during a 1–1 draw with Al Shabab on 23 December.

On 12 May 2011, Abdulrahman extended his contract with Al Ain until the year 2015. Later, on 1 June, he spearheaded a commanding 4–1 win over Al Jazira by scoring twice and assisting another goal. On 12 June, he was honored as the Pro-League’s most promising player for the second time by Emirati newspaper Al Ittihad. Concluding the season, Abdulrahman amassed 11 goals and eight assists across all competitions from his total of 29 appearances.

2011–12 season

Abdulrahman made his return from a six-month cruciate ligament injury on 15 January during an Etisalat Reserve League game against Ajman. This marked his second such injury within less than two years. In the following reserve match against Al Nasr, he provided an assist for the opening goal in a convincing 3–1 victory. On 27 January, he reappeared for the first team as a substitute during a heavy 4–0 defeat to Al Jazira. On 24 March, Abdulrahman assisted twice in a dominant 4–1 win over Al Sharjah, and on 6 May, he scored in another comprehensive victory of 4–1 against Emirates. In the final league fixture facing Ajman, he contributed two assists and one goal in a resounding 4–0 win that helped secure the league championship.

Manchester City trial

On 6 August 2012, Abdulrahman announced via Twitter that he was undergoing a trial period with the English club Manchester City. He promptly joined their training sessions and took part in friendly matches throughout the two-week evaluation. Although reports were favorable, the transfer did not materialize due to complications related to work permits and the national team’s ranking. On 9 March 2013, Al Ain’s coach Cosmin Olaroiu disclosed that Manchester City had proposed a four-year contract to Abdulrahman and were negotiating a second offer. Subsequently, on 11 March, club academy director Brian Marwood confirmed that the club maintained an active interest in the player.

2012–13 season

Following his trial stint with Manchester City, Al Ain announced that Abdulrahman would continue with the club for the 2012–13 campaign. He commenced the season by securing the UAE Super Cup after a 5–4 penalty shootout triumph over Al Jazira. Despite missing a penalty during the shootout, he earned Man of the Match honors. In the opening league fixture, Abdulrahman assisted new signing Ekoko in a 3–6 defeat to Al Ahli, and later provided an assist to defender Fawzi Fayez during a 4–1 victory against Ajman.

Abdulrahman netted his first league goal of the season on 15 October and added two assists in a commanding 7–0 win over Al Dhafra. He sustained his impactful performances by delivering crucial goals and assists, including scoring twice in a 6–0 rout of Ittihad Kalba and another brace in a 5–2 win versus Dubai. His consistent excellence earned him the Player of the Month award from Al Ain supporters for November. On 16 December, he assisted Asamoah Gyan in securing a 2–0 away victory at Al Nasr.

In January 2013, Abdulrahman converted a penalty and assisted Brosque in a comprehensive 4–0 win over Ajman. He made his first substitute appearance of the season in February during a defeat to Dibba Al Fujairah. Although he received a loan proposal from Benfica, Al Ain declined, underscoring his vital role within the squad. During the group stage of the 2013 AFC Champions League, Abdulrahman both scored and assisted in a 3–1 triumph over his former side, Al-Hilal.

In March, he played a key role in a 2–1 comeback victory against Al Wasl by assisting Gyan and contributing to the buildup of the winning goal. After recovering from injury in April, Abdulrahman provided two assists in a 2–1 win over Al Rayyan and captained Al Ain for the first time later that month during a home victory against Dubai, which clinched the league championship. In May, he was sent off after receiving two yellow cards during the President's Cup semi-final against Al Ahli.

At season’s conclusion, Abdulrahman earned multiple honors: Young Arab Player of the Year awarded by Al Hadath Al Riyadi, Pro-League Emirati Player of the Year, and Fans’ Player of the Year.

2013–14 season

On 23 July, Al Ain confirmed they had received offers for Abdulrahman. On 4 August, Arsenal officially extended a trial invitation; however, this was rejected by Al Ain Chairman Sheikh Abdullah, who emphasized Abdulrahman’s status as a national asset and declared that only serious proposals would be entertained. On 30 August, Al Ain fell short in the 2013 UAE Super Cup against Al Ahli after penalties; Abdulrahman missed his attempt which was saved by Majed Nasser. He contributed two assists during a narrow 4–3 loss to Al Dhafra and later provided three assists in a convincing 5–2 victory over Dubai on 20 October. On 31 October, he scored his first goal of that season and assisted another in a 3–2 win against Al Nasr.

On 29 November, Abdulrahman was instrumental by scoring four goals in a dominant 5–2 win over Emirates. In December, he assisted Asamoah Gyan in fixtures against Baniyas and Al Jazira. On 3 January 2014, he delivered two assists during a 3–0 triumph over Al Wasl and set up Alex Brosque’s goal in the President's Cup round of sixteen on 13 January. On 24 January, he assisted on the inaugural goal at Al Ain’s new Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium in a match that ended in a 1–1 draw with Al Dhafra.

Despite sustaining a groin injury prior to the President's Cup semi-final on 30 January, Abdulrahman started but was sidelined for approximately one month thereafter. In February, interest from Galatasaray and Liverpool was reported regarding potential transfers.

Abdulrahman made his comeback on 13 March as a substitute during a 2–1 AFC Champions League defeat to Ittihad. Five days later, he assisted Gyan’s goal in a 3–1 victory over Tractor Sazi and marked his centennial official appearance for Al Ain on 23 March. On 1 April, he scored twice in a thrilling 2–2 draw with Tractor Sazi but subsequently received a two-match league suspension following an incident involving Emirates Club.

In an emphatic AFC Champions League win of 5–0 against Lekhwiya on 15 April, he provided an assist for Gyan’s fifth goal of the match. Returning from suspension on 27 April, Abdulrahman scored twice to help secure a 3–1 victory over Al Sharjah. On 18 May, he set up Gyan’s decisive goal as Al Ain claimed their sixth UAE President's Cup title.

He concluded the season with two goals and twenty-three assists across all competitions, topping the Arabian Gulf League assist charts with seventeen. Additionally, he was shortlisted for Best Emirati Player of the Year and included in the Best XI at the AGL Awards.

2014–15 season

During the 2014–15 campaign, Abdulrahman played a pivotal role in guiding Al Ain to the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League. He provided an assist for Gyan’s goal in a 2–0 victory at home against Al-Ittihad on 19 August and found the net himself in the 3–1 away triumph on 26 August. On 16 September, he set up Myung-joo in a 2–1 home success over Al-Hilal; however, Al Ain was ultimately knocked out following a 3–0 defeat in the first leg.

On 24 September, Abdulrahman suffered a knee ligament injury during a fixture with Ajman but still featured against Al-Hilal, where he aggravated the injury and was sidelined for an estimated two to three weeks. He made his comeback on 28 October, assisting twice in a 2–1 U21 League victory over Al Ahli. On 23 November, he incurred another injury while representing Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Gulf Cup, resulting in a six-week absence.

In February 2015, Abdulrahman endured a third-degree muscle strain that kept him out for approximately two to three weeks. On 20 February, he extended his contract with Al Ain until 2018, reportedly becoming the highest-paid Arab footballer in the Middle East with a deal worth £2.99 million. He returned as a substitute on 28 February during a 3–0 league win against Al Fujairah and netted his second league goal on 8 March versus Al Jazira. After another injury setback on 13 March, he contributed two assists for the U21 squad and subsequently scored and assisted in a 4–0 victory over Ittihad Kalba, which helped clinch the league title following Al Jazira’s loss on 17 April.

Abdulrahman scored once more on 6 May in a 3–0 win over Naft Tehran and assisted Gyan during the UAE President’s Cup Round of 16 match on 14 May. Despite providing an injury-time assist to Rashed Eisa that secured a 3–3 draw with Al Ahli, Al Ain exited the Champions League Round of 16 due to away goals.

2018–19 season

In August 2018, Abdulrahman moved to Saudi Professional League club Al-Hilal on a season-long loan deal, marking him as the first Emirati player to compete professionally outside his home country.

2019–20 season

On 8 August 2019, Abdulrahman committed to a three-year contract with Al Jazira. He featured in 19 matches and scored three goals before the season was cancelled.

2020–21 season

At the close of January’s transfer window, Abdulrahman mutually agreed to terminate his contract with Al Jazira after spending much of the season sidelined due to injury.

2020–21 season

On 10 February, Shabab Al Ahli secured Abdulrahman’s services on a six-month contract.

International career

In 2010, Abdulrahman took part in the 2010 GCC U-23 Championship, where he contributed one assist across four games and earned his first championship title. He also represented the UAE U-20 team at the 2010 AFC U-19 Championship, scoring once and assisting twice. That same year, he played a key role in winning a silver medal at the Asian Games held in China. Abdulrahman made his senior international debut at age 19 on 3 January 2011 in a friendly match against Syria.

2010 Asian Games

On 7 November, during a match that ended in a 1–1 draw versus Hong Kong, Abdulrahman entered as a second-half substitute but was sent off in the 88th minute after receiving two yellow cards. He returned to action on 11 November for the Round of 16 qualifier with a substitute appearance replacing Theyab Awana in a commanding 3–0 victory over Uzbekistan. Abdulrahman started in the subsequent 2–0 triumph against Kuwait. On 19 November, UAE progressed to the semi-finals by winning a penalty shootout against North Korea (9–8) after a goalless draw through extra time; Abdulrahman successfully converted the fifth penalty. In extra time of the semi-final clash versus South Korea, he assisted Ahmed Ali’s decisive goal in a 1–0 win. The UAE team eventually finished as runners-up after falling to Japan by a single goal in the final.

2011 AFC Asian Cup

As the youngest member of the UAE team and the seventh youngest participant in the tournament, Abdulrahman made his official international competition debut against North Korea. He entered the match as a substitute for Ismail Matar in the 92nd minute, with the game ending in a goalless draw. In the final group stage encounter against Iran, he came on for Ali Al-Wehaibi in the 53rd minute, although the UAE suffered a 3–0 defeat.

2012 Summer Olympics

Abdulrahman represented the United Arab Emirates at the 2012 Summer Olympics held in London. During the opening fixture against Uruguay, which ended in a 1–2 loss for his side, he exchanged jerseys with Uruguayan star Luis Suarez. He also featured prominently in the match versus Great Britain, where despite a 1–3 defeat, he assisted a goal and controlled much of the play. Following this performance, Manchester City defender Micah Richards commended Abdulrahman’s talent, and football legend Ryan Giggs gifted him his match shirt.

21st Arabian Gulf Cup

Selected for UAE's squad at the 21st Arabian Gulf Cup hosted in Bahrain, Abdulrahman made an immediate impact. On 5 January 2013, during the tournament opener against Qatar, he quickly equalized following a Qatari penalty by delivering a curling free kick—the historic 800th goal in Gulf Cup history—and later assisted Mohamed Ahmed for UAE’s third goal. His performance earned him man of the match honors. In the subsequent victory over Bahrain, he contributed to the second goal in a 2–1 win that secured UAE’s progression to the semi-finals. Coming off the bench against Oman, Abdulrahman helped turn a goalless draw into a commanding 2–0 lead within minutes. He played a crucial role in UAE’s 1–0 semi-final triumph over Kuwait. In the final against Iraq, he scored, guiding UAE to a 2–1 championship win. For his outstanding displays, Abdulrahman was honored as both man of the match and Player of the Tournament.

2015–16: AFC Asian Cup, 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification

Abdulrahman was named in coach Mahdi Ali’s final roster for the 2015 AFC Asian Cup. He started in UAE’s opening game against Qatar, where he assisted on the first goal contributing to a 4–1 victory. In their following match versus Bahrain, he set up an early strike by Ali Mabkhout, helping secure a 2–1 win that advanced UAE to the knockout phase for the first time since 1996. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) recognized him as man of the match, and he concluded the tournament tied as top assist provider with four assists.

On 3 September 2015, during the second round of 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, Abdulrahman delivered six assists in a commanding 10–0 victory over Malaysia, earning man of the match recognition once again.

Style of play

Abdulrahman functions primarily as a winger and attacking midfielder, recognized for his accurate passing, adept dribbling, and creative playmaking abilities. His exceptional ball control, stability, and technical skills contribute to his effectiveness in creating scoring opportunities. Additionally, he excels in set-piece situations such as corners, penalties, and direct free kicks.

Personal life

Omar Abdulrahman has two sisters and three elder brothers who are also engaged in football: Ahmed Abdulrahman, who played for Masfout before an injury prematurely ended his career; defenders Khaled Abdulrahman and forward Mohamed Abdulrahman (born February 1989), both currently representing Al Ain.

Media

In 2016, Arabian Business listed Abdulrahman as the 25th most influential Arab under 40. On 28 April 2013, he was named ambassador for The Million Player Competition alongside sports commentator Faris Awad.

Sponsorships

Abdulrahman secured a deal with Nike in October 2012. By April 2013, he was appointed as the brand ambassador for Etisalat, appearing in their advertisements and social initiatives. He was also announced as the ambassador and cover athlete for the Middle East edition of Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2016, sharing the spotlight with Barcelona's Neymar.

2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup

In June 2013, the Local Organising Committee of the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup designated Abdulrahman as an official ambassador.

Club

Appearances and goals by club, season and competition

Club	Season	League			Cup		League Cup		Asia		Other		Total
		Division	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Al Ain	2008–09	Pro League	6	3	0	0	2	0	—		0	0	8	3
	2009–10	Pro League	1	1	0	0	1	0	1	0	—		3	1
	2010–11	Pro League	21	8	2	1	1	0	5	2	—		29	11
	2011–12	Pro League	7	2	0	0	2	0	—		—		9	2
	2012–13	Pro League	22	7	2	0	0	0	6	1	1	0	31	8
	2013–14	Pro League	17	1	3	0	0	0	7	1	1	0	28	2
	2014–15	Pro League	11	3	2	0	0	0	10	2	1	0	24	5
	2015–16	Pro League	22	2	4	3	1	0	14	3	1	0	42	8
	2016–17	Pro League	22	6	2	2	0	0	10	7	colspan="2"|—	34	15
	2017–18	Pro League	13	5	3	0	1	0	7	2	colspan="2"|—	24	7
	Total		142	38	16	6	8	0	61	18	4	0	231	62
Al Hilal	2018–19	Professional League	5	1	0	0	colspan="2"|—	0	0	2	0	7	1
Al Jazira	2019–20	Pro League 19|||3|||1|||0|||2|||1|||colspan="2"|—|||colspan="2"|—|||22|||4
	2020–21	Pro League 2|||0|||0|||0|||0|||0|||colspan="2"|—|||colspan="2"|—|||2|||0
	Total		21	3	1	0	2	1	0	0	0	0	24	4
Shabab Al-Ahli	2021–22	Pro League 1|||0|||0|||0|||0|||0|||0|||0||||1||||00
Career total			169	!42	!17	!6	!10	!1	!61	!18	!6	!00	!263	!67

International Career

rowspan=3 | United Arab Emirates national under-23 football team rowspan=9 | United Arab Emirates national football team

Team	Year	Appearances	Goals
2010	4	0	-	2011	6	1	-	2012	3	0	-	Overall		13	1
2011	4	0	-	2012	5	2	-	2013	15	3	-	2014	2	1	-	2015	13	2	-	2016	13	1	-	2017	8	0	-	2018	8	2	-	2019	5	0

The scorelines list the United Arab Emirates' goals first; the score column reflects the match score immediately after each Abdulrahman goal.

1 ||16 October 2012 || Za'abeel Stadium, Dubai, UAE || ||6–2 ||6–2 || Friendly Match 2 ||25 December 2012 || Khalifa International Stadium, Doha, Qatar || ||2–0 ||2–0 || Friendly Match 3 ||5 January 2013 || Khalifa Sports City Stadium, Isa Town, Bahrain || ||1–1 ||3–1 || 21st Arabian Gulf Cup 4 ||18 January 2013 || Bahrain National Stadium, Riffa, Bahrain || ||1–0 ||2–1 || Arabian Gulf Cup 5 ||15 November 2013 || Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, UAE || ||3–0 ||4–0 || 2015 AFC Asian Cup qualification 6 ||27 May 2014 || Stade de la Fontenette, Carouge, Switzerland || ||2–2||3–4|| Friendly Match 7||16 June 2015||Shah Alam Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia||||1–0||1–0||2018 FIFA World Cup qualification – AFC second round 8||17 November 2015||Shah Alam Stadium, Malaysia||||1–0||2–1||World Cup qualification 9||29 March 2016||Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, UAE|| ||=1–1 ||=1–1 ||=World Cup qualification== 10 ||=11 September 2018 ||= Estadi Palamós Costa Brava, Palamós, Spain ||= ||=3–0 ||=3–0 ||=Friendly== 11 ||=11 October 2018 ||= Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona, Spain ||= ||=1-1 ||=1-1 ||=Friendly==

No.	Date	Location	Opponent	Score After Goal	Final Score	Tournament

Achievements

Al Ain

• UAE Pro-League titles: 2011–12, 2012–13, 2014–15, 2017–18
• UAE League Cup champion: 2008–09
• UAE Super Cup victories: 2009, 2012, 2015
• UAE President's Cup wins: 2008–09, 2013–14, 2017–18

Al Hilal

• Winner of the Saudi Super Cup: 2018

Al Wasl

• UAE Pro-League champion for the season: 2023–24

UAE Youth

• Champions of the GCC U-23 Championship: 2010

United Arab Emirates

• Winners of the Arabian Gulf Cup: 2013

Individual Awards

• Al Ain International U-17 Tournament Best Player: awarded in both 2008 and 2009
• Recipient of the Young Player of the Year award in years: 2009 and 2011
• Honored as the Al-Ahram Young Arab Player of the Year in 2010
• Most Valuable Player at the Arabian Gulf Cup in 2013
• Named Young Arab Player of the Year by Al Hadath Al Riyadi in 2013
• Awarded the Fans’ Player of the Year in the AGL for the season: 2012–13
• Emirati Player of the Year by Al-Ittihad in the year: 2013
• OSN Cup Most Valuable Player: earned in 2013
• Included in the prestigious AFC Champions League Dream Team in year: 2014
• AGL Emirati Player of the Year for multiple seasons: 2012–13, 2014–15, 2015–16, and 2017–18
• Top provider of assists in the Arabian Gulf League during seasons: 2013–14 and 2015–16
• Selected for the AFC Asian Cup Dream Team in year: 2015
• Awarded as Al-Ahram Arab Player of the Year consecutively in years: 2015 and 2016
• Recipient of Mars d’Or Arab Player of the Year award in 2015
• Crowned Most Valuable Player in the AFC Champions League for year 2016
• Honored as Asian Footballer of the Year in 2016
• ABA Arab Player of the Year recipient in 2016
• Recognized as Best Player in the GCC at the GSA for year 2016
• Included in Fans’ Asian Champions League XI during 2016

External links

• Archived Al Ain FC profile
• Archived UAEFA profile