Al-Sulaibikhat SC

Al-Salibikhaet SC

Full name	Al-Salibikhaet Sporting Club
Nickname(s)	red rockets (صواريخ الحمر) founded = 1972 (1972)
Ground	Al-Salibikhaet Stadium Sulaibkhat , Kuwait City, Kuwait
Ground Capacity	7,000
Chairman	Mohammad Al Hajri
Manager	Thamer Enad
League	Kuwaiti Premier League
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Home colours Away colours

Al Salibikhaet Sporting Club is a Kuwaiti football club that is in Sulaibikhat City in the Al Asimah Governorate (Kuwait), which is the capital's governorate.

Achievements

• Kuwaiti Division One: 3
  • 1976/77, 2008/09 2011/12

Sulibikhaet statistics

Al Salibikhaet Sports Club

Season	Pos.	Crown Prince Cup	Emir Cup
2000-01		1st Round	1st Round
2001-02		1st Round	1st Round
2002-03		1st Round	Semi-Finals
2003-04	13	Quarter-Finals	1st Round
2004-05	11	1st Round	1st Round
2005-06	14	1st Round	1st Round
2006-07	-	1st Round	Quarter-Finals
2007-08	3	1st Round	Semi-Finals
2008-09	Champions	1st Round	1st Round
2009-10	Relegated	1st Round	1st Round

• • In 2008/2009 Salibikhaet Promoted to Kuwaiti Premier League

Current squad

• COACH: DRAGAN GAVRILOVIC

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

No. Position Player 6 MF Bader Al Rashidi 8 MF Afas Al Hajri 15 FW Hamad Al Azmi 16 FW Ahmad Al Rashidi 22 GK Tariq Al Kandari 29 DF Sattem Al Shammari 30 FW Mohammed Abdullah Oda 40 DF Jassim Al Houli 42 MF Turki Al Shaya 43 GK Talal Al Fadhli GK Jalal Al Fadhli GK Abdulaziz Al Hamar DF Mishal Dheyab DF Talal Ashour DF Fahad Mriehg DF Faisal Dashti DF Hamad Jassim DF Youssouf Turki

No. Position Player DF Mishari Faihan (on loan from Al Naser) DF Rodrigo DF Mohammad Al Eneizi DF Nasser Al Hajri MF Abdullah Sahan MF Abdulrahman Ashwan MF Bader Enad MF Mishary Enad MF Sami Enad MF Abdullah Al Awadi MF Mohammad Fahhad MF Mubarak Saad FW Paulo Ventura FW Wilson Antônio FW Hamad Harbi FW Abdulaziz Ghali FW Ahmed Al Asfour FW Nawaf Al Otaibi

This season's transfers

In

• Ahmed Al Asfour (from Kazma)
• Mohammed Al Eneizi (from Kazma)
• Nasser Al Hajri (from Borac)
• Nawaf Al Otaibi (from Al Sahel)
• Mishari Faihan (from Al Naser)

Out

• Khalid Al Mouezri (to Al Yarmouk)
• Bader Al Mutairi (to Al Yarmouk)
• Mohammed Isa (to Al Sahel)
• Humoud Majed (to Al Tadamon)
• Hummoud Melfi (loan to Al Jahra)
• Ali Taleb (to Al Qadsia)

Handball Team Achievements

• Asian Club League Handball Championship: 1

2009 in Amman

2nd place 3 times

2000 in Kuwait City

2005 in Amman

2007 in Kuwait City