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Sharjah FC
Full name	Sharjah Cultural Sports Club
Founded	1966
Ground	Sharjah Stadium
Capacity	12,000
Chairman	Abdallah Bin Mohammed Al Thani
Manager	Renê Weber
League	UAE League
2005-06	UAE League, 7th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Sharjah Football Club (Arabic: نادي الشارقة‎) is a United Arab Emirates professional football (soccer) club. It is based in Sharjah city. The home stadium is Sharjah Stadium.

Sharjah FC was established in 1966 under the name of Al-Orouba Club and in 1974 it merged with an existing club named Al-Khaleej (which was later reestablished) to become the main sports club in the emirate of Sharjah. Its name "Sharjah Sports and Culture Club" was officially registered in 1978.

Nickname "The King" and "Royal Club".

Contents 1 History 2 Achievements 3 Sharjah FC Leaders 4 Famous Players 5 Notable 6 Current staff 7 2006/2007 Squad 8 External links

Sharjah FC is embedded in UAE football history as it is the first winner of the official UAE football league in the 1973-1974 season. The club went on to win four more titles in the late 80's and early 90's in a period of great prosperity for UAE football. In a decade when the UAE qualified for the FIFA World Cup (ITALIA 90), Sharjah FC supplied the national team with no less than nine players which helped in promoting the club and creating supporter groups across the country.

as it mentioned its nicknamed "The King" because Sharjah FC holds the record for the most President's Cup winner with 8 victories, the first was in 1978/1979 and the last was in 2002/2003.

Also, there is bright point in Sharjah history. It is the only team that has more winning of matches against any team in the UAE. There is no club in UAE preponderate on Sharjah FC in situation of winning the game against Sharjah FC.

• UAE League: 5

73/74, 86/87, 88/89, 93/94, 95/96

• UAE Emir Cup: 8

78/79, 79/80, 81/82, 82/83, 91/90, 94/95, 97/98, 2002/2003

Sheikh Dr.Sultan Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi Ruler of Sharjah as (Honorary President of the honor council)

Sheikh Abdallah Bin Mohammed Al Thani President of SAIF Zone as (Honorary President of Sharjah club and The president of the honor council)

Sheikh Essam Bin Saqer Al Qasimi the president of Sharjah athlete council as (Vice president of the honor council)

Mr.Ahmed Al Frdan the vice-president of Sharjah athlete council as (The president of club administration)

• Redha Al Reyahe
• Radhe Shneshel
• Razzaq Farhan
• Anderson Dekar
• Otmane El Assas
• Javad Nekounam
• Masoud Shojaei
• Rasoul Khatibi
• Modeste M'Bami
• Ali Thani
• Mohsen Musabih
• Abdulaziz Al Anbari
• Tariq Ahmed (ALShabah)
• Abdelrahman Al Haddad
• Yosif Hussain
• Abdualaziz Mohammed
• Ahmed Ibrahem
• Hussain Ghloom
• Isma'ail Mohammed
• Ibrahem Meer
• Eissa Meer

• Al Sharjah reached the final of the UAE President's Cup nine times, they won eight times and lost for the first time ever against Al Ain FC in the 2005/2006 season final which ended 2-1.

Manager	Renê Weber
Assistant manager	Dr. Abdullah Misfer
Goalkeeping coach	Abo Baker Al Zaitone
Fitness coach	Andrê
Team Manager	Abdullah Ibrahem

No. Position Player 22 GK Mahmoud AlMass 23 DF Abdullah Suhail 24 DF Fayez Juma'a 25 DF Talal Hamad 8 DF Khamees Ahmed 19 MF Ahmed Dheya'a 18 MF Tariq Ahmed 7 MF Nawaf Mubarak 9 MF Masoud Shojaei 9 MF Rinadlo Da Silva 11 FW Saeed Al Kass (CAP)

No. Position Player 17 GK Mohammed Al Hammadi 1 GK Tariq Musabah 3 DF Mohammed Ali Ahmed 5 DF Hassan Ahmad 4 DF Abdulaziz Ghloom 6 DF Ali Darweesh 2 DF Mesha'al Abdulwahab 15 DF Faisal Darweesh 26 MF Salem Ramdhan 16 MF Saud Al Dokhi 31 MF Ahmed Mousa 21 MF Abdulaziz Al Anbari 14 MF Khlaifa Al Mansouri 29 MF Jamal Sanqor 13 FW Salem Saif 20 FW Rashid Abdullah 30 FW Mohammed Najeeb

• Sharjah FC official website

• Sharjah FC official VB website

UAE League Division 1 2006-2007

Al-Ahli | Al-Ain | Al-Jazira | Al-Nasr | Al-Shaab | Al-Shabab Al-Arabi

Al-Wahda | Al-Wasl | Dubai | Emirates | Fujairah | Sharjah