Omaya SC

Omaya Sports Club was founded in 1951, holding the name Arab Brotherhood Club, and remained under this name until the formation of Syrian Sports Association, when Omayya SC was classified to play in the second division league.

The club was promoted to the first division for the first time in 1991 and then returned to the second division league. In the 2001-2002 season, the club was promoted to the first division again, where it remained for four seasons. They were promoted again in 2008 and exhibited a strong performance. In 2015, the club announced its withdrawal from the Syrian league.

The club provided the Syrian National team with quality players who have proven their presence on the scene, like Faysal Tattan who was the most effective player of Hittin Club in the eighties, Hazem Harbah who played for Teshreen Club for many years and was the leading scorer for the club, Ammar Zakour who was the star of Omaya before moving to Iraq and then to Lebanon as a professional player.

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  SYR Samer Ram Hamdani — GK  SYR Osama Salama — GK  SYR Shaker Al Zerj — DF  SYR Zakaria Bodaqa — DF  SYR Ghazwan Doweek — DF  SYR Yousef Sheikh Al-Eshreh — DF  SYR Zakaria Hassan Bik — DF  SYR Sulayman Yousef — DF  SYR Shadi Zarteet — MF  SYR Moqawam Abbas — MF  SYR Suhail Tatan — MF  SYR Shadi Bakhoury

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  SYR Mohamed Sahyouni — MF  TOG Komi Akoiti — MF  SYR Samer Hamada — MF  SYR Mahmoud Ossi — MF  SYR Burhan Tatan — MF  SYR Abdulkader Al Alem — MF  SYR Nader Harbali — MF  SYR Obaid Salal — FW  SEN Maniche Amoa — FW  SYR Samer Yazji — FW  SYR Safuan Basmaji

• (in Arabic) Official website
• (in Arabic) Omayya at Kooora.com