Osama Hawsawi
Retired Saudi Footballer

- Name: Osama Hawsawi
π§βοΈ Osama Hawsawi
Retired Saudi Footballer
πͺͺ Personal Information:
Full Name: Osama Abdulrazzaq Hawsawi
Date of Birth: March 31, 1984 (Age: 41)
Place of Birth: Mecca, Saudi Arabia πΈπ¦
Height: 1.87 m (6 ft 1½ in)
Position: π‘οΈ Centre-back
Nickname: Abu Kalbasha
Current Club: Retired
ποΈ Club Career:
Club Period Appearances β½ Goals π―
π₯ Al-Wehda 2005–2008 59 1
π΅ Al-Hilal 2008–2012 79 7
π§πͺ Anderlecht (loan) 2012 1 0
π’ Al-Ahli 2012–2016 83 6
π΅ Al-Hilal 2016–2018 44 0
π₯ Al-Wehda 2018 12 0
Total — 278 14
πΈπ¦ International Career:
Years: 2006–2018
Team: Saudi Arabia
Caps: 138
Goals: 7
β Joined FIFA Century Club in 2014
β Participated in AFC Asian Cup 2007
β Played in Gulf Cup (2007, 2009, 2014)
β Represented Saudi Arabia in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia
π Career Highlights:
π΄ Al-Wehda (Start):
He began his career in the youth teams of Al-Wehda and was promoted to the senior team. Initially played as a defensive midfielder, before German coach Theo Bücker converted him to a centre-back, where he shone during the 2006–07 season and helped Al-Wehda finish third in the Saudi League.
π΅ Al-Hilal (2008):
Joined Al-Hilal in 2008 and won 6 titles with the club in his first spell.
π§πͺ Anderlecht (2012):
Signed with Belgian side Anderlecht in 2012. His stint lasted six months, during which he won the Belgian Super Cup.
π’ Al-Ahli (2012):
Returned to Saudi Arabia in November 2012, joining Al-Ahli for 1.5 million SAR. He won the Saudi League in the 2015–16 season after the club's 32-year drought.
π΅ Return to Al-Hilal (2016):
Rejoined Al-Hilal in 2016 for $5.5 million (21 million SAR). In two seasons, he won two consecutive league titles and the King’s Cup.
π΄ Final Spell at Al-Wehda (2018):
In 2018, he returned to Al-Wehda and on December 26, 2018, officially announced his retirement via Twitter.
π Detailed Stats (as of 2018):
Team League πΈπ¦ Cup π Asia π Total π’
Al-Wehda 59 4 6 69
Al-Hilal 83 14 13 110
Anderlecht 1 0 1 2
Al-Ahli 83 20 12 115
Total 270 38 32 340
π Honors:
π¦ With Al-Hilal:
π Saudi Pro League: 4x (2009–10, 2010–11, 2016–17, 2017–18)
π Crown Prince Cup: 4x (2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11, 2011–12)
π King's Cup: 1x (2017)
π§πͺ With Anderlecht:
π Belgian Super Cup: 1x (2012)
π’ With Al-Ahli:
π Saudi Pro League: 1x (2015–16)
π Crown Prince Cup: 1x (2014–15)
π King's Cup: 1x (2016)
πΈπ¦ With Saudi Arabia:
π₯ AFC Asian Cup Runner-up: 2007
π₯ Gulf Cup Runner-up: 2009, 2014