Al-Ramtha SC

Al-Ramtha SC
Full name Al-Ramtha Sports Club
Nickname(s) غزلان الشمال
Ghuzlan Al-Shmal
(The Northern Gazelles/Deer)
Founded 1966 (1966)[1]
Ground Prince Hashim Stadium
Capacity 5,000[2]
Chairman Abdel-Halim Samara[3]
Manager Islam Thiabat
League Jordan League
2017–18 4th

Al-Ramtha SC (Arabic: نادي الرمثا الرياضي‎) is a Jordanian football club based in Ramtha, Jordan. Abdel-Halim Samara, president of Al-Ramtha SC (since 1968), is considered to be the oldest club president in the world.

Stadium

Al-Ramtha plays their home games at Prince Hashim Stadium in Ar Ramtha. It is also the home stadium of Ittihad Al-Ramtha. It has a current capacity of 5,000 spectators.

Kits

Al-Ramtha's home kit is all blue, while their away kit is all white.

Kit suppliers and shirt sponsors

Period Kit supplier Shirt sponsor
2014–2015 Adidas Zain
2015–2016 Jako
2016–2017 Adidas
2017–2018 MBB Apparel None

Club statistics

Honors

Performance in AFC competitions

1991: Qualifying Stage
2001: First Round
1991–92: Semi-Final
1992–93: First Round
2013: Group stage

Current squad

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

No. Position Player
1 Jordan GK Rafat Al-Rabie
2 Jordan DF Mohammad Thiabat
4 Jordan DF Amer Abu Hudaib
6 Jordan MF Ibrahim Al-Khub
8 Jordan MF Saed Al-Khaza'aleh
9 Syria FW Shadi Al-Hamawi
10 Jordan FW Rakan Al-Khalidi
11 Jordan MF Yousef Al-Thodan
17 Jordan FW Khaled Al-Dardour
21 Jordan DF Khaled Al-Awaqleh
No. Position Player
29 Jordan MF Hassan Al-Zahrawi
77 Jordan MF Abdullah Abu Zaitoun
78 Jordan DF Qusai Nemr
Jordan DF Abdullah Dira
Jordan DF Mohammad Al-Zoubi
Jordan MF Yusif Abu Al-Jazar
Jordan MF Suhaib Thiabat
Jordan FW Hadi Al-Hourani
Nigeria FW Lukman Azeez

Managerial History

  • Syria Mohannad Al-Faqeer (2013)
  • Brazil Valdeir Vieira (2013–14)
  • Jordan Najeh Thiabat (2014)
  • Syria Emad Khankan (2014)
  • Jordan Ahmed Al-Darzi (2014)
  • Romania Florin Motroc (2014–15)
  • Syria Ayman Hakeem (2015)
  • Syria Murad Al-Hourani (2016)
  • Iraq Akram Ahmad Salman (2016)
  • Jordan Najeh Thiabat (2016–17)
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina Kemal Alispahić (2017)
  • Syria Mohamed Shabrak (2017)
  • Syria Nabil Kouki (2017)
  • Romania Florin Motroc (2017–18)
  • Algeria Mourad Rahmouni (2018)
  • Jordan Islam Thiabat (2018–)

References


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