Hilal Al-Quds Club

Al-Quds Hilal Club (Arabic: نادي هلال القدس‎), commonly known as Hilal Al-Quds, which translates to "Crescent of Jerusalem", is a Palestinian football team based in Jerusalem,[1] that plays in the West Bank Premier League. The 12,500-capacity Faisal Al-Husseini International Stadium is their home stadium in Al-Ram, near Jerusalem.

Hilal Al-Quds
Full nameAl-Quds Hilal Club
Nickname(s)Lions Of The Capital
Founded1972
GroundFaisal Al-Husseini International Stadium
Capacity12,500
ManagerKhader Obeid
LeagueWest Bank Premier League
2019–20West Bank Premier League, 5th of 12

History

Hilal Alquds was established in 1972 with an idea by Mahdi Hijazi.[2] The club included football, scouting, boxing, judo, and karate.[2] The club recently saw a major sporting, social, and cultural revolution.[2] It was attended by dozens of games and the establishment of three important centers: Culture, Arts, and Fitness Center and Football Academy.[2] The club also established the largest summer camp in Palestine as the club embraces the first 3D cinema in Jerusalem and the largest collection of sacred scouts.[2]

Badge
  • Former logo
  • Present logo

Honours

Performance in AFC competitions
2015: Play-off round
2018: Play-off round
2019: Group stage
2020: TBD
2013: Final stage

Players

Current squad
As of 4 February 2020

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

No. Position Player
1 GK Asel Asewat
3 MF Mohammed Bassim
4 DF Jalal Abu Yousef
7 MF Mousa Farawi
9 FW Mohammed Obeid
10 FW Ibrahim Al-Habibi
11 FW Abdalla Kholi
12 FW Abdallah Idrees
14 DF Abdallah Jaber
17 DF Samer Jondi
21 DF Faik Mahamid
22 GK Rami Hamadeh
23 MF Muhamad Darwish
24 DF Mohammed Abumayyala
32 MF Mohammed Samar
43 MF Mohammed Hammo
No. Position Player
45 FW Mahmoud Al-Awisat
GK Omar Zaaneen
DF Tamer Salah
MF Izzeddin Abusnaina
MF Sari Jadallah
MF Saqer Shqerat
MF Owais Yasin
MF Ahmed Kashour
MF Ali Na'ama
MF Mahmoud Sabbah
MF Ihab Shaheen
MF Mohammed Yameen
MF Samer Zubaidah
FW Mohammed Baydoun
FW Nooraldeen Khalil

References
  1. "نادي هلال القدس". Hilal Al-Quds Official website.
  2. "هلال القدس يكرم مؤسسيه وادارييه ولاعبيه القدامى". Palsport.com. 4 April 2016.


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