Al Jahra Sporting Club (Arabic: نادي الجهراء الرياضي) is a Kuwaiti professional football club based in Jahra. They won the Kuwaiti Premier League once, in 1990. Al Jahra reached the Kuwait Emir Cup final twice in recent times, 1996 and 2002, where they lost to Al Arabi 1–2 and Kuwait Club 0–1.

Al-Jahra also offers various sports such as basketball, volleyball, boxing, and prides itself in fencing.

Achievements

Official

Friendly

  • Tishreen Cup Winners (1): 2007

Players

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

No.Pos.NationPlayer
No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK KUW Bader Al-Sanoun 2 DF CMR Aaron Mbimbe 5 DF KUW Adel Al Enezi 10 FW KUW Mohammed Al Ajmi 13 DF KUW Mohammed Al-Alati 14 MF KUW Abdel Rahman Al-Sarbal 15 DF KUW Ahmed Hmoud 17 FW KUW Mohamed Dahash 19 MF KUW Dahi IbrahimNo. Pos. Nation Player — DF KUW Ahmed Al Dhafiri — MF KUW Ahmed Matar — MF KUW Obaid Rafee — MF KUW Mohamed Al Ajrash — MF KUW Abdullah Ayed — FW KUW Fahad Bajea — FW GHA Izaka Aboudou — MF KUW Omar Al rougi — MF KUW Ahmed Al-Nasser — DF BIH Enes Sipović
1GKKUWBader Al-Sanoun
2DFCMRAaron Mbimbe
5DFKUWAdel Al Enezi
10FWKUWMohammed Al Ajmi
13DFKUWMohammed Al-Alati
14MFKUWAbdel Rahman Al-Sarbal
15DFKUWAhmed Hmoud
17FWKUWMohamed Dahash
19MFKUWDahi Ibrahim
No.Pos.NationPlayer
—DFKUWAhmed Al Dhafiri
—MFKUWAhmed Matar
—MFKUWObaid Rafee
—MFKUWMohamed Al Ajrash
—MFKUWAbdullah Ayed
—FWKUWFahad Bajea
—FWGHAIzaka Aboudou
—MFKUWOmar Al rougi
—MFKUWAhmed Al-Nasser
—DFBIHEnes Sipović

AFC Asian Cup players

1996 AFC Asian Cup United Arab Emirates

2000 AFC Asian Cup Lebanon

2012 Africa Cup of Nations Gabon / Equatorial Guinea

Managerial history

YearsNameNationality
1984–86Antal SzentmihályiHungary
1986–87Allan JonesEngland
1990Saleh ZakariaKuwait
1993–94JeficoBulgaria
1994Abdulqader Al EjayanKuwait
1995–96VollaItaly
1996Karim SalmanKuwait
1997–98Diethelm FernerGermany
1998–99Alexandru MoldovanRomania
1999Karim SalmanKuwait
2000–01Karim SalmanKuwait
2001Jawad MaqseedKuwait
2001–03Abdulqader Al EjayanKuwait
2003–04Grigore SichitiuRomania
2004Florin MotrocRomania
2006–07Aurel ȚicleanuRomania
2007Ghlafis Al AjmiKuwait
2007–08Alexander KlebarEuropean Union
2008–09Marian MihailRomania
2009Saleh Al AsforKuwait
2009–10Zijad ŠvrakićBosnia and Herzegovina
2010–201xGinés de SilvaBrazil
2015–2016Skënder GegaAlbania
2016Mohammed Al-SheikhKuwait
2016–2017Thamer EnadKuwait
2019–2020Mohammed MashaanKuwait
2020–2021Maher Al-ShammariKuwait
2021–2023Sandi SejdinovskiSlovenia
2023Ginés de SilvaBrazil
2023–Abdullah Al MutairiKuwait

Asian record

1992: 6th position 2012: Quarterfinal 2014: Quarterfinal 2015: Quarterfinal

SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAway
1992GCC Champions LeagueGroup stageBahrainRiffa2–2
Group stageQatarAl Rayyan0–1
Group stageSaudi ArabiaAl-Hilal0–1
Group stageUnited Arab EmiratesAl Shabab0–3
Group stageOmanDhofar0–0
2012GCC Champions LeagueGroupOmanFanja SC2–21–1
Group stageBahrainMuharraq1–00–1
QuarterfinalQatarAl-Khornot held0–1
2014GCC Champions LeagueGroupOmanSaham Club3–41–1
Group stageSaudi ArabiaAl-Raed2–23–2
QuarterfinalUnited Arab EmiratesAl-Nasr2–2(aet) (2–4) pso)
2015GCC Champions LeagueGroupBahrainEast Riffa1–14–2
Group stageSaudi ArabiaAl-Faisaly1-21-0
QuarterfinalOmanAl-Seeb0-2

2012: First round

SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAway
2012Arab Champions LeaguePreliminary roundSaudi ArabiaAl-Fateh1–20–1

Club sponsors

See also

External links

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