Mohamad Ghaddar
In 2009, Ghaddar moved abroad, joining Al-Shabab in Bahrain, then Egyptian side Al Ahly in 2010, helping them win the league title.[9] Ghaddar debuted for Al Ahly on 6 August 2010, in a 0–0 draw with Ittihad El-Shorta where he was substituted onto the field for Mohamed Talaat after 76 minutes.[citation needed] He made an appearance during the 2010 CAF Champions League group stage on 12 September 2010, in a 2–1 win against Nigerian side Heartland where he was substituted onto the field for Mohamed Fadl in the 76th minute.[citation needed] Ghaddar joined 2011 Malaysia Super League champions Kelantan FA on 8 November 2011, signing a two-year contract with the club.[11] After his national team-duty, he officially joined Kelantan on 29 December 2011, scoring a 90th-minute penalty on his first appearance in a 3–1 win against Perak during a pre-season friendly match.[12] He started the season scoring three goals; however, he was deregistered from Kelantan's Super League squad in February, and replaced by Onyekachi Nwoha.[13] After his impressive performance in the 2012 AFC Cup, scoring six times in four appearances, he was re-registered to the league squad in April, at the expense of Nwoha.In March 2013, Ghaddar experienced a back injury and was unable to play for his team; FELDA decided to replace him and signed a new foreigner player during the April transfer window.[citation needed] After much speculation about his future, on 16 May 2017 Johor Darul Ta'zim announced that they had reached an agreement for the transfer of Ghaddar for an undisclosed fee.[citation needed] During the qualification for the 2004 Summer Olympics, Ghaddar was part of the Lebanese under-23 team that made it to the final round of the Asian qualifiers.National team coach Emile Rustom presented Ghaddar the golden boot during a ceremony at the Meridien Commodore hotel in Beirut.
Lebanese namefather's namefamily nameNejmehBeirutStrikerAl-ShababAl AhlyTishreenAl-JaishKelantanFELDA UnitedNaft Al-WasatTripoliAl-FaisalyJohor Darul Ta'zimJohor Darul Ta'zim IILebanon U20Lebanon U23LebanonArabicfootballerforwardleague titleleague2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers2007 WAFF Championship2009 King's Cup2009 Nehru Cup1999–00 seasonLebanese Premier LeagueBahraini Premier League2009–10 seasonMuharraqBusaiteenMalkiya2010–11 Egyptian Premier League seasonIttihad El-ShortaMohamed Talaat2010 CAF Champions League group stageHeartlandMohamed Fadl2010–11 season2011 Malaysia Super LeagueKelantan FAnational teampenaltyfriendly matchOnyekachi Nwoha2012 AFC CupPBDKT T-TeamMalaysia FA CupSime DarbyTerengganuMalaysia Super LeagueSelangor2014 seasonPenangSarawakT-TeamMelaka United2017 seasonMorgaro GomisSultan Muhammad IV StadiumACL injuriesMalaysian Premier Leagueheader2021–22 season2015 AFC Asian Cup qualificationLebanon national under-20 football teamAli El AtatRamez DayoubBrazil Olympic teamMalaysiaMohd Amri YahyahMohd Bunyamin OmarFootball Association of Malaysia2012 Malaysia Cup2012 Malaysia Super League2014–15Jordan Premier League2015–16Iraqi Premier League2016–17Prince Faisal bin Fahd StadiumRiyadhSaudi ArabiaFriendlyCamille Chamoun Sports City StadiumSomaliaSaida Municipal Stadium2010 FIFA World Cup qualificationFatorda StadiumMargaoThamir StadiumSalmiyaKuwaitMaldives2011 AFC Asian Cup qualificationThani bin Jassim StadiumKing Fahd International StadiumUnited Arab Emirates2014 FIFA World Cup qualificationSultan Qaboos Sports ComplexMuscatRajamangala StadiumBangkokThailandNew Laos National StadiumVientiane2018 FIFA World Cup qualificationHong Kong2019 AFC Asian Cup qualification2007 AFC CupEmile RustomAFC Cup2003–042004–05Lebanese FA Cup2021–22Lebanese Elite CupLebanese Super CupEgyptian Premier League2010–11Malaysia Cup