Rakan Waleed United Arab Emirates25#1Hassan Hamza United Arab Emirates31#12Khaled Saif Al-Senani United Arab Emirates36#17Hamad Al-Meqbaali United Arab Emirates23#22
Matheus Donelli Brazil24
Igor Gomes Brazil25#3Bogdan Planić Serbia34#4
Walid Abbas United Arab Emirates41#5
Renan Brazil24#13
Kaiky Brazil22#15
Rikelme Brazil23#16Mersad Seifi Iran23#23Oumar Keita Guinea23#30Kauan Santos Brazil22#31
Jorge Fernandes Portugal29#44Mateus Henrique Brazil23#75Bader Abaelaziz United Arab Emirates24
Elian Mateo Irala Argentina22#5
Saeed Ezatolahi Iran29#6
Damián García Uruguay23#14Eid Khamis Eid United Arab Emirates27#26
Breno Cascardo Brazil22#80
Nemanja Maksimovic Serbia31#88Mohammad Juma United Arab Emirates20#8Reza Ghandipour Iran20#9
Federico Cartabia ArgentinaC33#10Yahya Alghassani Tanzania28#11
Mateusão Brazil22#19
Sardar Azmoun Iran31#20Sultan Adil United Arab Emirates22#21
Jahnoah Markelo Netherlands23#24Yuri César Brazil26#57Thiago Sá Gomes Scarpino Brazil21#70Guilherme Bala Brazil24#77
João Marcelo Brazil21#79
Moanes Dabour Israel34Shabab Al Ahli Dubai were founded in 1970 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Al-Rashid Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
