Dibba Al-Hisn Sports Club

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Dibba Al-Hisn Sports Club
نادي دبا الحصن الرياضي

Full name	Dibba Al-Hisn Sports & Culture Club
Nickname(s)	Hasnawy
Founded	1980[1]
Ground	, Dibba Al-Hisn
Capacity	700
Chairman	Ibrahim Baghdad Al Darmaki
Manager
League	UAE Division One
2020–21	5th
Website	Club website
Home colours Away colours

Dibba Al-Hisn Sports Club is a sports club located in the city of Dibba Al-Hisn in the United Arab Emirates. The club was established in 1980. It currently competes in the UAE First Division League.

History[]

The first team to be founded in Dibba Al-Hisn was Al-Fajr club in 1967 while Al-Dhafir club was founded during a training session in Kuwait. Around 1974, the two clubs agreed to merge as Al Hisn club in 1974. In 1980, the team officially registered into the UAE football league under the name of Dibba Al Hisn Sports Club. The team has mostly spent their time in UAE's 2nd tier football, only getting promoted once in 2005, the 2005–06 season remains the only time the club experienced top flight football.

List of club chairmens[]

Years	Name
1980–????	Rashid Saeed Hubainah
????–????	Abdulla Ali Abdulla bin Yaroof
????–????	Muhammad Ubaid al-Muhallabi
????–????	Muhammad Abdullah Shukrallah
????–????	Saeed Suleiman bin Zayed
????–2009	Muhammad Abdulrahman Saleh
2009–2017	Mohammed Ahmed bin Yarouf
2017–2019	Khamis Ali Khasaw
2019–Present	Ibrahim Baghdad Al Darmaki

Current squad[]

As of UAE Division One:

No.	Position	Player	Nation
2	DF	Hassan Al-Abdooli	United Arab Emirates
3	DF	Rakadh Nashmi	United Arab Emirates
4	DF	Ahmed Al-Hamoudi	United Arab Emirates
5	DF	Sultan Saif	United Arab Emirates
6	DF	Sultan Sabeel	United Arab Emirates
7	MF	Salem Al-Nuaimi	United Arab Emirates
8	MF	Ahmed Al-Dhahouri	United Arab Emirates
9	FW	Mohammed Al-Sereidi	United Arab Emirates
10	MF	Dedê Costa	Brazil
12	DF	Abdullah Al-Hammadi	United Arab Emirates
14	MF	Hassan Al-Yahyaei	United Arab Emirates
17	MF	Ahmed Al-Bujairi	Yemen
18	FW	Salem Saeed	United Arab Emirates
20	FW	Albert Wassaw	Ghana
22	GK	Salem Rashed	United Arab Emirates
23	DF	Abdullah Al Ali	United Arab Emirates
31	MF	Ibrahim Al-Kendi	United Arab Emirates
32	DF	Abdullah Omar	United Arab Emirates
41	FW	Abdullah Al-Mutawa	United Arab Emirates
44	GK	Amjad Al-Sayed	Syria
45	MF	Yousef Abdulhussain	United Arab Emirates
52	MF	Matheus (on loan to Al-Wasl)	Brazil
70	FW	Hamdan Al-Mansouri	United Arab Emirates
73	DF	Marcos Moraes	Brazil
74	MF	Ahmed Shaaban	Egypt
77	MF	Omran Ahli	United Arab Emirates
80	FW	Mohammed Al-Marbuii	Oman
87	MF	Ibrahim Mousa	United Arab Emirates
—	GK	Abdulla Al-Qamish	United Arab Emirates
—	DF	Khalid Al-Riyami	United Arab Emirates
—	DF	Mahmoud Hassan	United Arab Emirates
—	DF	Hamdan Qassem	United Arab Emirates
—	DF	Obaid Al-Dahmani	United Arab Emirates
—	MF	Abdulqader Ali	United Arab Emirates
—	MF	Saeed Rashed	United Arab Emirates
—	MF	Ahmed Rashed	United Arab Emirates
—	MF	Ahmed Al-Mutawa	United Arab Emirates
—	MF	Nahyan Saeed	United Arab Emirates
—	FW	Mateus Totô	Brazil
—	FW	João Vitor	Brazil
—	FW	Kule Mbombo	DR Congo

References[]

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