Majed Abdullah

Majed Abdullah, born on November first, nineteen fifty-nine, is a celebrated former professional footballer from Saudi Arabia, renowned for his exceptional skills as a striker. He spent his entire illustrious career at Al-Nassr, where he became the club's all-time leading goal scorer, netting one hundred eighty-nine league goals over a remarkable twenty-one years. Abdullah's prowess on the field earned him the nickname 'The Arabian Pelé' and solidified his status as one of the greatest strikers in Western Asian football history.

Throughout his career, Abdullah made significant contributions to both his club and the national team. He represented Saudi Arabia in one hundred seventeen international matches, scoring seventy-two goals, making him the all-time leading goal scorer for the national team. His club achievements include winning five league titles and four King Cup titles, as well as the prestigious Asian Cup Winners' Cup in nineteen ninety-eight, which marked the pinnacle of his playing career.

Abdullah's international career was highlighted by his participation in the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in nineteen eighty-four, where he scored the only goal for Saudi Arabia in their first-ever global tournament. However, it was in the Asian Cup that he truly shone, helping Saudi Arabia secure their first title in nineteen eighty-four by scoring in the final against China. He continued to excel in the tournament, contributing to the team's success in nineteen eighty-eight as they retained their title by defeating South Korea on penalties.

After retiring from professional football in nineteen ninety-eight, following Al-Nassr's victory in the Asian Cup Winners' Cup Final against Suwon Samsung Bluewings, Abdullah's legacy as a football icon remains unmatched. His remarkable achievements and contributions to the sport have left an indelible mark on Saudi Arabian football.