Al-Mina'a SC
2023–24 season
ChairmanFarhan Al-Farttousi (until 11 Oct.)
Ahmed Khalaf Thijeel (from 11 Oct. until 20 Nov.)
Alaa Abdul Khaliq (from 20 Nov.until 11 Jan.)
Farhan Al-Farttousi (from 11 Jan.)
ManagerQahtan Chathir (until 4 Nov.)
Asaad Abdul Razzaq (from 4 Nov. until 19 Nov.)
Hassan Ahmed (from 19 Nov.)
GroundBasra Sports City
Iraq Stars League12th
FA CupThird round

The 2023–24 season will be Al-Minaa's first season in the newly-formed Iraq Stars League, and their 47th season in the top division of Iraq football.[1]

Review

Background

After Al-Minaa was relegated from the Premier League,[2][3] it was able, within one season, to return and promote again to the Premier League, where the club was able to win the Division One title in the previous season,[4] after defeating Amanat Baghdad (2-1) in the final match,[5][6] the club's management promised the fans that it would prepare greatly to support the team to compete for the league title.[7] In August, the club signed a contract with coach Qahtan Chathir with his assistant staff to lead the team in the league.[8][9] Chathir announced in the press conference upon signing the contract that he does not promise to win the league this season, but rather promises to form a good team that achieves good results, because the team is playing for the first time in the Iraq Stars League after promotion from the Division One, and because there is no financial possibility to sign with super players in present time.[10][11]

Summer transfer window

The summer transfer window opened on 5 August 2023.[12] Al-Minaa announced their first signing of the summer on 9 August with 26-year-old Iraqi winger Mueen Ahmed joining the club from Premier League side Al-Najaf.[13] Mueen Ahmed started with Al-Najaf in 2017, and during six seasons he scored 17 goals,[14] and he previously played for Iraq national under-23 football team in the 2020 AFC U-23 Championship,[15] and he plays in the central midfielder position.[16] But on 25 September, the Al-Najaf administration negotiated with the Al-Minaa administration to return the player. Al-Minaa agreed to allow him and terminated his contract, and Al-Najaf thanked Al-Minaa for its cooperation.[17]

On 10 August, the Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 31-year-old Iraqi defender Niaz Mohammed from Newroz.[13][18] Niaz previously played for Erbil, Al-Shorta, Naft Al-Wasat and Newroz, during which he scored 6 goals,[19] and was also on the initial list of the Iraq national football team that coach Katanec called up for the 2019 WAFF Championship.[20] Al-Minaa also announced that 27-year-old Iraqi midfielder Yasser Naeem had joined the club from Premier League side Al-Talaba.[13][18] He previously played for Al-Karkh, Karbalaa, Al-Kahrabaa, Amanat Baghdad and Al-Sinaat Al-Kahrabaiya.[21] He also played for the Iraq national under-20 football team in 2012 under the leadership of coach Hakim Shaker, but he was excluded from the squad that participated in the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup.[22]

On 11 August, Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 26-year-old Iraqi winger Ali Khalil from Naft Al-Basra.[18][23] He started playing for Al-Samawa, then moved to Al-Talaba, then Naft Al-Basra, during which he scored 9 goals.[24]

On 12 August, the Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 27-year-old Iraqi goalkeeper Abed Salim Hammad from Al-Karkh.[18][23] Abed Saleem started playing in Al-Ramadi, then moved to Al-Karkh, and won the 2021–22 Iraq FA Cup with them.[25] He is considered one of the most talented goalkeepers in Iraq, and the press called for him to be included in the national team.[26][27] Al-Minaa also announced that 23-year-old Iraqi central midfielder Mohammed Zamel had joined the club from Al-Najaf.[18][23] He previously played for Al-Hudood, Naft Al-Wasat, Al-Talaba and Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, during which he scored 12 goals in Premier League.[28]

Al-Minaa announced on 16 August that three first-team players and academy graduates Haider Salem, Abbas Yas and Salem Ahmed had signed a new contract.[29] The club also renewed the contract of three other players from the first team and academy graduates the next day, they are Jaafar Shenaishil, Hassan Odah and Mohammed Khudhair.[30]

On 17 August, the Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 25-year-old Iraqi striker Ahmed Lafta from Naft Al-Wasat.[30] Lafta started playing in the club of his city, Al-Furat, the club’s fans called him (Koné), likening him to the French player Manu Koné,[31] after which he moved to play in the Premier League for Al-Karkh, Al-Najaf, Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya and Naft Al-Wasat. From the 2021 season until last season, he scored 28 goals for the clubs he played for.[32] On the same day, the club announced that it had signed a contract with its former player Hussam Malik, who moved from Al-Minaa to Naft Al-Basra in the season before last, and returned this season to sign his contract with Al-Minaa again.[30] On August 19, the club's management renewed the contracts of four players, namely Abdullah Mohsin, Hamza Hadi Ahmed, Sajjad Alaa, and Mohammed Sabah.[33]

On 21 August, the club confirmed that they had signed 22-year-old defender Hussein Amer Ojaimi from Al-Sinaat Al-Kahrabaiya.[33][34][35] The player was part of the Iraq national under-23 football team squad[36] that won the 2023 WAFF U-23 Championship.[37] He started playing in the club of his city, Al-Khidhir, then moved last season to Al-Sinaat Al-Kahrabaiya in the Division One, and he will play for the first time in the Pro League.[38]

On 28 August, Al-Minaa announced that it had signed a contract with its former player the left back Hamza Adnan from Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya.[39] The player moved three seasons ago from Al-Minaa to Baghdad, where he played for Al-Talaba and Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya.[40] Three days after that, and within eight days, the club renewed the contracts of four players, namely Karrar Al-Amir Ali, Karrar Jaafar, Muslim Musa Fayyadh and Ayad Abed Farhan.[41]

On 8 September, the Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 29-year-old Iraqi striker Murtaja Adel Nasser from Duhok.[41] Murtaja is the son of the club’s vice president, Adel Nasser, and his contract sparked ridicule from the club’s fans and social media users, as he represents a recurring phenomenon among successive Al-Minaa club presidents, who force coaches to sign their sons to play within the squad despite their poor technical level.[42] Murtaja only scored one goal last season for Duhok, and before that, the last goal he scored was back in April 2021.[43]

On 13 September, the club announced the promotion of five players from the club’s academy to the first team, namely Ali Abdul Amir, Mohammed Thair, Hassan Hamed, Amir Shaker, and Hamid Ali.[44] The academy team finished as runner-up after losing the 2022–23 Iraq Youth League title in the final match against the Erbil Academy team on penalties, although it did not lose any match during the league, but it was unable to maintain the title that won it in the previous season.[45]

On 16 September, the Al-Minaa confirmed that they had signed 26-year-old Iraqi right back Salah Hassan from Naft Al-Basra, and 25-year-old Iraqi right back Ibrahim Khalaf from Al-Naft.[46] The club also contracted with Tunisian fitness coach Abdullah Slimani, who began training the team upon his arrival to the club.[46]

On 25 September, the club announced the promotion of six players from the Club’s Reserve team to the first team, namely Abdul Aziz Faisal, Zain Al-Abidin Hussein, Hassan Faleh, Muntadhar Hassan, Mohammed Saadoun, and Mujtaba Ali.[47] The reserve team won the 2022–23 Iraqi reserve league title for the first division after defeating the Al-Sinaat Al-Kahrabaiya reserve team in the final match with a score of 2–0.[48]

On 26 September, Al-Minaa announced the arrival of 5 out of 6 foreign professionals to the club’s headquarters. The club had contracted with them, and the sixth was still waiting for the visa to be completed. The club announced that it would officially present them when their registration was completed. The players are the Cameroonians Ernest Thierry Anang and Regis Baha, the Nigeriens Abdoulaye Boureima Katkoré and Abdoulaye Karim Doudou, the Brazilian Jaílson and the Ivorian Didier Koré.[49]

Pre-season

Three days after completing the signings, Al-Minaa played their first pre-season friendly match, at the Basra Sports City stadium, against Division One side Al-Bahri on 29 September. Al-Bahri player Yousef Aziz scored the only goal in the match, as the match ended 0–1 to Al-Bahri, as Al-Minaa played the match without its professionals.[50] Al-Minaa faced Division Three side Abi Al-Khaseeb at Basra Sports City, on 3 October. Abdoulaye Karim Doudou, Hussam Malik, Sajjad Alaa, Ayad Abed Farhan and Mohammed Khudhair each scored one goal in the match, helping the team win 5–1.[51] Then Al-Minaa faced Division Three side Al-Noor at Basra Sports City, on 9 October. Murtaja Adel Nasser, Hamza Adnan and Ibrahim Khalaf each scored goal in the match, helping the team win 3–2. The team returned to face Al-Bahri again on October 12. Murtaja Adel Nasser and Abdullah Mohsin each scored a goal in the match, and one of the Al-Bahri players scored an own goal to help Al-Minaa win 3–2.[52]

After the end of the internal camp, which the team concluded with a match against Al-Bahri, the team was supposed to enter an external camp in Kuwait, but the delay in obtaining the visa canceled travel there. The team changed its destination to Baghdad to enter an external camp and play two matches.[53] In the first match, Al-Minaa faced Iraq Stars League side Al-Karkh at Al-Saher Ahmed Radhi Stadium on 16 October. The match continued in a goalless draw, until the 90th minute, when Muhammad Abdul Rahman scored a goal from a free kick for Al-Karkh, making Al-Minaa lose 1–0. Al-Minaa played without 6 of its players, including Niger national team players Abdoulaye Boureima Katkoré and Abdoulaye Karim Doudou, who played with the national team during the international break[54] in a match against Somalia and won 3–0.[55] And including Iraqi young defender Hussein Amer, who joined the U-23 national team, which traveled to Morocco to play two friendly matches against Morocco and the Dominican Republic,[56] where they won the matches 1–0 and 3–1, respectively.[57][58] In the second friendly match, Al-Minaa faced Amanat Baghdad, at the Al-Kahrabaa Stadium, Hussam Malik and Ernest Thierry Anang scored Al-Minaa’s goals to defeat Amanat Baghdad 0–2.[59]

Administrative problems

On 18 September, the Federal Court of Cassation decided to invalidate the Al-Minaa Club elections, which took place on January 26, 2023, after the lawsuit filed by the former president of club, Jalil Hanoon.[60][61] On 11 October, the Iraqi Olympic Committee decided to dissolve the club’s administrative body and appoint a temporary administrative body headed by Ahmed Khalaf Thijeel, with elections to be held to choose a new body within a period of three months.[62]

Summer transfer ban

In May 2023, the Iraqi Football Association received a notice from FIFA informing it of banning Al-Minaa Club from summer transfer contracts, due to previous debts owed by the administration for the dues of professional players who played for the team and who filed an official complaint for the FIFA.[63] At that time, Al-Mina Club management announced that there were no debts or a ban on the club from registering players, indicating that the FIFA decision was “temporary” and the issue would be resolved and settled before the start of the Iraq Stars League next season.[64] However, after the completion of the summer transfers and the holding of the league draw and a few days before the start of the tournament, the club was informed by FIFA not to approve the registration of the new players due to the ban. The club was informed that it must limit itself to players from the previous season to participate in the league, and the remaining players of the previous season were only 11 players. As a result, the coaching staff revealed two days before the first round match that he would leave the task of leading the football team for this reason.[65][66]

Late October (league start)

Al-Minaa played their first home game of the season against Al-Kahrabaa in Basra Sports City on October 27. The team entered this match with a significant shortage of players due to the ban imposed by FIFA, as it played without professionals, and excluded all the players who were contracted in the summer, so that the number of remaining players was only 12 players, to whom 4 players from the academy were added, and the team was led by coach Qahtan Chathir.[67] Mahmoud Khalil opened the scoring in the 16th minute for Al-Kahrabaa, and doubled their lead on 23 minutes when Amir Faisal cut inside and arrowed into the right corner. In the 57th minute, Ayad Abed Farhan scored for Al-Minaa, but the goal was canceled after returning to VAR. In the 64th minute, Al-Minaa won a penalty kick, which Ayad Abed Farhan took, but the Al-Kahrabaa goalkeeper Ali Ebadi was able to block it. In the 90th minute, Hassan Odah pulled a goal back for Al-Minaa from a close shot, Anael Barga Ngoba sealed the match with a third goal for the visitors in extra time, ending the match with Al-Minaa losing 1–3. The game also saw League debutant acadimy players Mohammed Ghaleb and Hameed Ali Hameed as substitutes in 56th, 85th minutes from match.[68][69]

The Al-Minaa administration tried to search for a solution before the second match to register the reserve team players in the first team squad, but to no avail, and only two players from the previous season were registered, namely Mohammed Shokan and Muslim Musa Fayyadh.[70] The team played its second match when it was a guest of the Al-Karkh at Al-Saher Ahmed Radhi Stadium on October 31. Al-Minaa started scoring through Hameed Ali with a powerful shot in the 13th minute, and the referee awarded a penalty kick to Al-Karkh in the 25th minute, after returning to the VAR, after which the match was stopped when the coaching staff for Al-Minaa decided to withdraw in protest against the decision, then they retracted the withdrawal, and the Al-Minaa goalkeeper Mohammed Sabah was able to blocked the penalty kick taken by Omar Nouri, but Al-Karkh was after that able to score 4 goals, causing Al-Minaa to lose 4–1.[71][72]

November

The Al-Minaa management tried to postpone the team’s match, which was supposed to play against Al-Shorta on November 3, due to the lack of players who will participate in the match due to the injuries and stress that some of them suffered during previous matches, in addition to the FIFA penalty that prevented the club from concluding new contracts. However, the Iraqi Football Association refused to postpone the match.[73] Al-Minaa team entered the match with only 7 players and no substitutes. In the 5th minute, Al-Shorta striker Mohanad Ali scored a goal for the visitors. Shortly after that, Al-Minaa player Mohammed Khudhair was injured and left the match. The referee announced the end of the match with Al-Shorta winning 3-0, as the football law does not allow Continuously playing with less than 7 players for both teams.[74][75][76]

Shenaishil
Ghaleb
Mohsin (c)
Hameed
Yas
Salem
Farhan
Khudhair
Jaafar
Ahmed
Starting line-up for the Iraq Stars League home match against Al-Qasim on 23 November 2023

After the incident of the match against the police, the club management decided to agree to terminate the contract of the technical staff led by Qahtan Chathir by mutual consent.[77] They also decided to terminate the contracts of the six professionals and the 15 local players who were contracted this summer by mutual consent.[78] A committee was formed to study the causes of the current crisis, contract with a new coach, and focus on forming a team of Academy players to complete league matches.[79][80]

Al-Minaa's temporary administration decided to sign a contract with coach Asaad Abdul Razzaq,[81][82] assisted by academy coach Mohammed Abdul Hussein and goalkeeper coach Medhat Abdul Hussein, who are from sons of the club.[83] An agreement was reached with the new staff, and they traveled with the team to Sulaymaniyah to play with Newroz in the fourth round of the league.[84] Al-Minaa played its match against Newroz with only 16 players,[85] and was able to impose a goalless draw on the host team in its stadium and in front of its fans, and obtain the first point in the league.[86][87] The club's management considered that a draw in such circumstances was a good start to correct the team's path.[88]

But coach Abdul Razzaq did not officially contract, and did not reach an agreement with the club’s management, and their negotiations with him failed,[89] and it was said that he does not have an AFC Pro-Diploma, which the Football Association requires that league coaches possess,[90] while team supervisor Ali Fadhel said that Abdul Razzaq withdrew due to his poor health condition.[91] On November 19, the administration announced the hiring of coach Hassan Ahmed, along with his assistant staff, Nasser Talla Dahilan, Mahmoud Yasser, and Qusay Jabbar, and they led the training unit on the same day.[92]

In the first match of the new technical staff, on November 23 at Al-Fayhaa Stadium in Basra, the Al-Minaa team was able to defeat Al-Qasim 1–0, as Haider Salem scored with a header in the 17th minute, when Shokan raised the ball and Salem received it with his head and shot it on the left side of Al-Qasim’s goalkeeper, who he was unable to push it away, so it entered the net, and thus the team achieved its first victory, and got the first 3 full points in the league.[93][94] Al-Minaa coach Hassan Ahmed said in the press conference after the match: Winning this match is a gift we offer to the club’s fans on the occasion of its 92nd anniversary. We only have 16 players and 2 goalkeepers, most of whom are young, and this represents a great challenge for any coach.[95][96]

December

In the sixth round match, Al-Minaa faced Naft Maysan at Maysan Olympic Stadium on December 1. The match was led by referee Laith Farhan,[97] and ended in favor of Naft Maysan 3–0, as Alaa Al Dali scored a hat-trick in minutes 45+5, 69, 90+11.[98][99] In the seventh round match, Al-Minaa faced Al-Najaf at home on December 6. Younes Hamoud scored early for the visitors in the 4th minute, and before the end of the first half, Karrar Jaafar scored the equalizer for Al-Minaa with a missile strike from outside the 18-yards line in the 43rd minute. Five minutes later, Sajjad Alaa scored the second goal from a rebound from Al-Najaf goalkeeper Sarhang Muhsin after blacking Shokan’s free kick.[100] In the second half, Al-Minaa completed the match with 9 players after Mohammed Shokan and Hameed Ali Hameed were sent off,[101] but they were able to win[102] and the team rose to 15th place in the standings.[103] The team's coach, Hassan Ahmed, said in the press conference that my team will make Al-Fayhaa Stadium a graveyard for its competitors in the Iraq Stars League.[104] He was chosen as the best coach in the seventh round of the league.[105]

Shenaishil
Ghaleb
Mohsin (c)
Hameed
Fayyadh
Salem
Khudhair
Yas
Alaa
Jaafar
Ahmed
Starting line-up for the Iraq Stars League away match against Al-Talaba on 9 December 2023

In the eighth round of the league, Al-Minaa continued to cause surprises when it defeated Al-Talaba in its stadium and in front of its fans on December 9, with a score of 1–0. Sajjad Alaa scored the victory goal for Al-Minaa in the 45th + 7th minute after penetrating from the right, shooting a creeping ball to the right of goalkeeper Dolvan Mahdi.[106] Al-Talaba player Hassan Ashour was sent off in the 38th minute due to his insulting the Al-Minaa substitutes bench. With this victory, Al-Minaa jumped to tenth place with 10 points.[107] Al-Minaa goalkeeper Jaafar Shenaishil was chosen as the best player in the match.[108] In the ninth round match, Al-Minaa faced Erbil at home on December 14. The match was ended in favor of Erbil 0–3.[109] Coach Ahmed held the players responsible for the loss,[110] and said in the press conference after the match that the players had become arrogant and began to play individually and stayed away from team play,[111] and he held the right-back, Hameed Ali Hameed, responsible for the three goals that team conceded.[112]

In the tenth round match, Al-Minaa faced Naft Al-Wasat at Al-Najaf International Stadium on December 19, in the absence of two of its most important players, Abdullah Mohsin and Hassan Odeh, with the team suffering from a numerical deficiency this season.[113] The match ended in a scoreless draw.[114][115] After the end of the match, the head of the referees’ committee, Najah Rehem, admitted that the match referee, Sajjad Khalid, made a mistake in not awarding a clear penalty kick in favor of Al-Minaa, despite his use the VAR.[116] In the eleventh round of the league, Al-Minaa received at its home stadium its traditional rival, Naft Al-Basra, in the Basra derby on December 22. Al-Minaa was the better team in the match,[117] and was able to advance with a goal scored by Mohammed Shokan with a header, but Naft Al-Basra scored the equalizer in the last minutes, so the match ended with a score of 1–1.[118] After the end of the derby match, Naft Al-Basra coach Abdul-Wahab Abu Al-Hail resigned,[119] as the Basra derby matches was frequently known for the dismissal and resignation of coaches.[120]

On December 24, the temporary management of Al-Minaa decided to appoint former club player Abbas Hassan as supervisor of the first football team.[121] In the twelfth round of the league, Karbalaa hosted Al-Minaa at its home stadium in a match that included the reopening of the stadium after its maintenance. It was the last round before stopping in order to make way for the national team to play in 2023 AFC Asian Cup in Qatar next month.[122] Karbalaa scored first through Abdul-Qadir Tariq in the 20th minute, and Al-Minaa's equalizing goal came from a penalty kick successfully executed by Mohammed Shokan in the 26th minute, and in the 33rd minute, Al-Minaa's second lead goal came from player Muslim Musa Fayyadh, so the match ended with Al-Minaa winning 1–2.[123][124] Coach Hassan Ahmed said in the press conference after the match: Our team is young, and everyone knows the difficult circumstance that Al-Minaa is going through, as it was relying on young people, but they proved their position and ability to defend the standing of club, which deserves a lot from us to reach safety and remain in the Stars League. The victory over the Karbalaa team was not easy. I put in my calculations to come out with a one point, and play to win at the same time according to the course of the match, and we played until the last minute offensively, playing with two attackers. We had three clear chances to score in the last five minutes when Karbalaa rushed to adjust the score. But we did not score more goals.[125] And the official sponsor of the team, General Manager of GCPI, Farhan Al-Farttousi, confirmed after the victory over Karbalaa that Al-Minaa is a great fan club, and we must all stand with it and provide more support and assistance to it..[126]

January

On January 10, the draw for the Iraq FA Cup, round of 32, was held, and the 26th and 27th of same month were set as the start dates for the round of 32 matches. The draw pitted Al-Minaa against Al-Diwaniya, where the match will take place in Basra.[127][128] The club announced that it will start playing home matches at Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium starting from the next rounds in the league,[129] and despite the start of the winter transfer period at the beginning of January, FIFA informed the club of the decision to ban new players during this winter transfer period.[129]

On January 11, the Iraqi Olympic Committee formed a temporary administrative body to manage Al-Minaa, after the end of the previous temporary management period and the cancellation of its duties. The new interim body consisted of Farhan Muhaisen Ghudhaib as president, Alaa Abdul Khaleq Hajim as vice president, Raad Malik Sharqi as secretary, Bahaa Al-Deen Hussein as financial secretary, in addition to the members Mohammed Abdul Hussein, Yousef Rehaima. Adel Nasser, Ali Taleb Sharhan, and Aqeel Hato. The Iraqi Olympic Committee set a period of three months to assign the current temporary management of Al-Minaa, according to the Clubs Law.[130]

Players

Squad

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Iraq IRQ Abdullah Mohsin (captain)
5 MF Iraq IRQ Ahmed Mohsin Ashour
6 MF Iraq IRQ Haider Salem
7 MF Iraq IRQ Ayad Abed Farhan
10 FW Iraq IRQ Mohammed Shokan (vice-captain)
12 FW Iraq IRQ Karrar Jaafar
15 MF Iraq IRQ Mohammed Khudhair
18 FW Iraq IRQ Salem Ahmed
19 DF Iraq IRQ Hassan Odah
22 GK Iraq IRQ Jaafar Shenaishil
No. Pos. Nation Player
26 FW Iraq IRQ Sajjad Alaa
28 MF Iraq IRQ Hamza Hadi Ahmed
33 MF Iraq IRQ Abbas Yas
35 DF Iraq IRQ Mujtaba Ali
36 DF Iraq IRQ Hameed Ali Hameed
38 DF Iraq IRQ Mahdi Hashim
39 MF Iraq IRQ Naji Nasser
40 DF Iraq IRQ Mohammed Ghaleb
42 DF Iraq IRQ Muslim Musa Fayyadh
50 GK Iraq IRQ Mohammed Sabah

Unregistered players

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Iraq IRQ Mohammed Thair
— MF Iraq IRQ Amir Shaker
— MF Iraq IRQ Hassan Hamed
— DF Iraq IRQ Zain Al-Abidin Hussein
— MF Iraq IRQ Hassan Faleh
No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Iraq IRQ Muntadhar Hassan
— GK Iraq IRQ Mohammed Saadoun
— DF Iraq IRQ Emad Yousef
— DF Iraq IRQ Mustafa Maher
— MF Iraq IRQ Hatam Aysar

New contracts and transfers

New contracts

Date No. Pos. Name Ref.
16 August 2023 6 DM Iraq Haider Salem [30]
18 ST Iraq Salem Ahmed [30]
33 CB Iraq Abbas Yas [30]
17 August 2023 22 GK Iraq Jaafar Shenaishil [30]
19 LB Iraq Hassan Odah [30]
15 DM Iraq Mohammed Khudhair [30]
19 August 2023 2 CB Iraq Abdullah Mohsin [33]
28 CM Iraq Hamza Hadi Ahmed [33]
26 RW Iraq Sajjad Alaa [33]
40 GK Iraq Mohammed Sabah [33]
31 August 2023 29 RB Iraq Karrar Al-Amir Ali [41]
7 September 2023 12 LW Iraq Karrar Jaafar [41]
8 September 2023 42 LB Iraq Muslim Musa Fayyadh [41]
7 AM Iraq Ayad Abed Farhan [41]

Transfers in

Date Pos. Name From Fee Ref.
9 August 2023 RW Iraq Mueen Ahmed Iraq Al-Najaf Free transfer [13]
10 August 2023 CB Iraq Niaz Mohammed Iraq Newroz Free transfer [13][18]
AM Iraq Yasser Naeem Iraq Al-Talaba Free transfer [13][18]
11 August 2023 LW Iraq Ali Khalil Iraq Naft Al-Basra Free transfer [18][23]
12 August 2023 GK Iraq Abed Salim Hammad Iraq Al-Karkh Free transfer [18][23]
CM Iraq Mohammed Zamel Iraq Al-Najaf Free transfer [18][23][30]
17 August 2023 ST Iraq Ahmed Lafta Iraq Naft Al-Wasat Free transfer [30]
SS Iraq Hussam Malik Iraq Naft Al-Basra Free transfer [30]
21 August 2023 CB Iraq Hussein Amer Ojaimi Iraq Al-Sinaat Al-Kahrabaiya Free transfer [33][34][35]
28 August 2023 LB Iraq Hamza Adnan Iraq Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya Free transfer [39][40]
8 September 2023 ST Iraq Murtaja Adel Nasser Iraq Duhok Free transfer [41]
13 September 2023 LB Iraq Ali Abdul Amir Hamish Al-Minaa Academy n/a [44]
DM Iraq Amir Shaker Shabib [44]
AM Iraq Hassan Hamed Khalaf [44]
CB Iraq Mohammed Thair Karim [44]
RB Iraq Hameed Ali Hameed [44]
16 September 2023 RB Iraq Salah Hassan Iraq Naft Al-Basra Free transfer [46]
RB Iraq Ibrahim Khalaf Iraq Al-Naft Free transfer [46]
25 September 2023 RW Iraq Abdul Aziz Faisal Al-Minaa Reserve n/a [47]
LB Iraq Zain Al-Abidin Hussein [47]
DM Iraq Hassan Faleh [47]
CB Iraq Muntadhar Hassan [47]
GK Iraq Mohammed Saadoun [47]
RB Iraq Mujtaba Ali [47]
26 September 2023 RB Brazil Jaílson Iraq Al-Talaba Free transfer [49]
DM Ivory Coast Didier Koré Iraq Naft Al-Wasat Free transfer [49]
ST Cameroon Ernest Thierry Anang United Arab Emirates Al-Dhaid Free transfer [49]
DM Cameroon Regis Baha Serbia Mladost Lučani Free transfer [49]
CB Niger Abdoulaye Boureima Katkoré Niger Douanes Free transfer [49]
CB Niger Abdoulaye Karim Doudou Nigeria Dakkada Free transfer [49]
26 October 2023 CB Iraq Mohammed Ghaleb Al-Minaa Academy n/a
AM Iraq Naji Nasser
CB Iraq Mahdi Hashim
20 November 2023 RW Iraq Hatam Aysar Al-Minaa Reserve
CB Iraq Emad Yousef
CB Iraq Mustafa Maher

Transfers out

Date Pos. Name To Fee Ref.
1 June 2023 CB Morocco Abdelhakim Aklidou Unattached Released
AM Morocco Soufiane Talal
ST France Ghislain Guessan
3 June 2023 CB Iraq Mohammed Abdul-Zahra
GK Iraq Haider Shejaa Iraq Al-Naft Loan return
2 August 2023 AM Brazil Dioguinho Brazil Amazonas Free transfer [131][132]
3 August 2023 CB Burkina Faso Mohamed Ouattara Iraq Al-Naft Free transfer
18 August 2023 RB Iraq Hussein Jabbar Unattached Released
ST Iraq Asahr Ali
ST Iraq Abdullah Abdul Wahed
LW Iraq Daniel Waleed
RW Iraq Mohammed Salah
DM Iraq Hussein Abdul Karim
19 August 2023 GK Iraq Ali Faisal Iraq Al-Zawraa Free transfer [133][134]
10 September 2023 CB Iraq Karrar Jumaa Iraq Naft Al-Basra Free transfer
25 September 2023 RW Iraq Mueen Ahmed Iraq Al-Najaf Termination of contract [17]
5 October 2023 LB Iraq Haider Sari Iraq Masafi Al-Junoob Free transfer
LB Iraq Ali Abdul Amir Hamish Free transfer
RW Iraq Abdul Aziz Faisal Iraq Al-Bahri Free transfer
4 November 2023 CB Iraq Niaz Mohammed Unattached Termination of contract [78]
AM Iraq Yasser Naeem [78]
LW Iraq Ali Khalil [78]
GK Iraq Abed Salim Hammad [78]
CM Iraq Mohammed Zamel [78]
ST Iraq Ahmed Lafta [78]
SS Iraq Hussam Malik [78]
CB Iraq Hussein Amer Ojaimi [78]
LB Iraq Hamza Adnan [78]
ST Iraq Murtaja Adel Nasser [78]
RB Iraq Salah Hassan [78]
RB Iraq Ibrahim Khalaf [78]
RB Brazil Jaílson [78]
DM Ivory Coast Didier Koré [78]
ST Cameroon Ernest Thierry Anang [78]
DM Cameroon Regis Baha [78]
CB Niger Abdoulaye Boureima Katkoré [78]
CB Niger Abdoulaye Karim Doudou [78]

Loans out

Date No. Pos. Name Loaned from On loan until Ref.
19 September 2023 29 RB Iraq Karrar Al-Amir Ali Iraq Al-Qasim 20 December 2023

Personnel

Technical staff

Position Name
ManagerIraq Hassan Ahmed
Assistant coachIraq Nasser Talla Dahilan
Iraq Mahmoud Yasser
Goalkeeping CoachIraq Qusay Jabbar
PhysiotherapistIraq Fares Abdullah
Team SupervisorIraq Abbas Hassan

Kits

Supplier: Jako

Home
Away
Goalkeeper1
Goalkeeper2

Stadium

The team was supposed to play at the Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium for the first time officially in the league, after its opening on December 26, 2022,[135][136] as the team only played the opening friendly match at that time against Kuwait Club.[137][138] But it was decided that the team would play its matches in Basra Sports City this season.[139] But on January 8, 2024, the Minister of Youth and Sports, Ahmed Al-Mubarqaa, announced that Al-Minaa team will begin playing home matches on Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium starting from the fourteenth round of Iraq Stars League, which will be held after the international break.[140]

Pre-season and friendlies

Friendlies

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

29 September 2023 Al-Minaa 0–1 Al-Bahri Basra
16:00 UTC+3 Report Aziz Stadium: Basra Sports City
3 October 2023 Al-Minaa 5–1 Abi Al-Khaseeb Basra
16:00 UTC+3
  • Karim
  • Malik
  • Alaa
  • Farhan
  • Khudhair
Report Stadium: Basra Sports City
9 October 2023 Al-Minaa 3–2 Al-Noor Basra
16:00 UTC+3
Stadium: Basra Sports City
12 October 2023 Al-Minaa 3–2 Al-Bahri Basra
16:00 UTC+3
  • Mohsin
  • .' (o.g.)
  • Adel
Report
Stadium: Basra Sports City
16 October 2023 Al-Karkh 1–0 Al-Minaa Baghdad
15:00 UTC+3
  • Ayadhiya 90'
 Report Stadium: Al-Saher Ahmed Radhi Stadium
19 October 2023 Amanat Baghdad 0–2 Al-Minaa Baghdad
14:30 UTC+3 Report
Stadium: Al-Kahrabaa Stadium

Competitions

Overview

Competition First match Last match Starting round Record
Pld W D L GF GA GD Win %
Iraq Stars League 27 October 2023 5 July 2024 Matchday 1 12 4 3 5 9 19 −10 033.33
FA Cup TBD TBD Third round 0 0 0 0 0 0 +0 !—
Total 12 4 3 5 9 19 −10 033.33

Last updated: 29 December 2023
Source: Competitions

Iraq Stars League

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
10 Al-Naft 12 3 6 3 12 13 −1 15
11 Zakho 12 3 6 3 7 8 −1 15
12 Al-Minaa 12 4 3 5 9 19 −10 15
13 Al-Qasim 12 3 5 4 15 16 −1 14
14 Al-Najaf 12 3 4 5 7 10 −3 13
Updated to match(es) played on 31 December 2023. Source: IPFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of wins; 6) number of goals scored.

Summary table

OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
12 4 3 5 9 19  −10 15 2 1 3 5 11  −6 2 2 2 4 8  −4

Last updated: 29 December 2023.
Source: Goalzz.com

Results by matchday

Matchday123456789101112
GroundHAHAHAHAHAHA
ResultLLLDWLWWLDDW
Position182020201919151014121312
Updated to match(es) played on 29 December 2023. Source: Goalzz.com
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

The league fixtures were announced on 21 October 2023.[141][142][143]

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

27 October 2023 1 Al-Minaa 1–3 Al-Kahrabaa Basra
21:30 UTC+3
  • Khudhair Yellow card 34'
  • Farhan soccer ball with red X 66'
  • Alaa Yellow card 79'
  • Odah 90'
  • Ahmed Yellow card 90+3'
 Report
  • Khalil 16'
  • Faisal 23'
  • Jamal Yellow card 56'
  • Abdul-Amir Yellow card 64'
  • Ngoba 90+1'
 Stadium: Basra Sports City
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Ahmed Kadhim
31 October 2023 2 Al-Karkh 4–1 Al-Minaa Baghdad
15:00 UTC+3
  • Nouri soccer ball with red X 66'
  • Abdul-Sada 40'
  • Boubacar 45+2'
  • Polegar 53', 75'
  • Zamel Yellow card 90+3'
 Report
  • Hameed 13'
  • Alaa Yellow card 16'
  • Khudhair Yellow card 45+1'
  • Ghaleb Yellow card 77'
 Stadium: Al-Saher Ahmed Radhi Stadium
Referee: Amjad Kamel
3 November 2023 3 Al-Minaa 0–3 Al-Shorta Basra
21:30 UTC+3 Report
Stadium: Basra Sports City
Referee: Mohammed Salah
Note: The match was awarded as a 3–0 win to Al-Shorta, as Al-Minaa started the game with only 7 players and had their player Mohammed Khudhair go off injured in the eighth minute while Al-Shorta were leading 1–0.[74]
9 November 2023 4 Newroz 0–0 Al-Minaa Sulaymaniyah
15:00 UTC+3
  • Delwar Yellow card 61'
 Report
  • Salem Yellow card 16'
  • Ghaleb Yellow card 52'
  • Fayyadh Yellow card 69'
  • Ali Yellow card 72'
  • Jaafar Yellow card 80'
 Stadium: Sulaymaniyah Stadium
Referee: Hamed Ali
23 November 2023 5 Al-Minaa 1–0 Al-Qasim Basra
14:30 UTC+3
  • Salem 17', Yellow card 37'
  • Shokan Yellow card 45+2'
 Report
  • Noor Yellow card 38'
  • Hatam Yellow card 45+2'
  • Karim Yellow card 90+1'
  • Agyemang Yellow card 90+7'
 Stadium: Al-Fayhaa Stadium
Referee: Mohammed Sadeq
1 December 2023 6 Naft Maysan 3–0 Al-Minaa Maysan
17:00 UTC+3
Report
  • Shenaishil Yellow card 90+6'
 Stadium: Maysan Olympic Stadium
Referee: Laith Farhan
6 December 2023 7 Al-Minaa 2–1 Al-Najaf Basra
14:30 UTC+3
  • Jaafar Yellow card 35', 43'
  • Alaa 45+3'
  • Shokan Red card 59'
  • Khudhair Yellow card 67'
  • Hameed Red card 70'
  • Shenaishil Yellow card 83'
  • Odah Yellow card 90+6'
 Report
  • Hamoud 4'
  • Hassan Yellow card 64'
  • Samabaly Red card 70'
  • Abdul-Rahim Yellow card 90+4'
 Stadium: Al-Fayhaa Stadium
Referee: Haider Adwan
9 December 2023 8 Al-Talaba 0–1 Al-Minaa Baghdad
21:30 UTC+3
  • Ashour Red card 38'
  • Tahseen Yellow card 53'
  • Mohammed Yellow card 64'
  • Ramadan Yellow card 84'
  • Jawad Yellow card 85'
 Report
  • Shenaishil Yellow card 40'
  • Ali Yellow card 45+1'
  • Alaa 45+7'
  • Fayyadh Yellow card 56'
  • Yas Yellow card 70'
  • Khudhair Yellow card 76'
 Stadium: Al-Zawraa Stadium
Referee: Essam Fadhel
14 December 2023 9 Al-Minaa 0–3 Erbil Basra
14:30 UTC+3
  • Hameed Yellow card 74'
  • Jaafar Yellow card 74'
 Report
  • Radhi 3'
  • Hashim Red card 8'
  • Faeq Yellow card 43'
  • Makanzi Yellow card 45+5'
  • Rostam 63', 69'
  • Shakhwan Yellow card 90+9'
 Stadium: Al-Fayhaa Stadium
Referee: Faid Karim
19 December 2023 10 Naft Al-Wasat 0–0 Al-Minaa Najaf
17:00 UTC+3
  • Majed Yellow card 9' Yellow-red card 47'
  • Chaloub Yellow card 65'
 Report
  • Ali Yellow card 22'
  • Hameed Yellow card 90+3'
 Stadium: Al-Najaf International Stadium
Referee: Sajjad Khalid
Note: Originally scheduled for 18 December 2023, this match was postponed due to the 2023 Iraqi governorate elections that held in same day.[144]
22 December 2023 11 Al-Minaa 1–1 Naft Al-Basra Basra
14:30 UTC+3
  • Shokan 59'
  • Farhan Yellow card 70'
  • Ahmed Yellow card 82'
 Report
Stadium: Al-Fayhaa Stadium
Referee: Zaid Thamir
29 December 2023 12 Karbalaa 1–2 Al-Minaa Karbalaa
18:00 UTC+3
Report
  • Shokan 26' (pen.)
  • Fayyadh 33', Yellow card 71'
  • Salem Yellow card 50'
  • Ghaleb Yellow card 89'
 Stadium: Karbala International Stadium
Referee: Mohanad Qasim
Mid-season break for 2023 AFC Asian Cup
10 February 2024 13 Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
15 February 2024 14 Al-Minaa v Al-Hudood Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
21 February 2024 15 Al-Minaa v Zakho Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
24 February 2024 16 Al-Naft v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Madina Stadium
29 February 2024 17 Al-Minaa v Duhok Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
5 March 2024 18 Amanat Baghdad v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Amanat Baghdad Stadium
9 March 2024 19 Al-Minaa v Al-Zawraa Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
31 March 2024 20 Naft Al-Basra v Al-Minaa Basra
Stadium: Basra Sports City
5 April 2024 21 Al-Minaa v Al-Karkh Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
13 April 2024 22 Al-Shorta v Al-Mina'a Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
16 April 2024 23 Al-Minaa v Karbalaa Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
19 April 2024 24 Al-Minaa v Newroz Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
26 April 2024 25 Zakho v Al-Minaa Duhok
Stadium: Zakho International Stadium
29 April 2024 26 Erbil v Al-Minaa Erbil
Stadium: Franso Hariri Stadium
3 May 2024 27 Al-Minaa v Al-Naft Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
10 May 2024 28 Al-Qasim v Al-Minaa Karbala
Stadium: Karbala International Stadium
14 May 2024 29 Al-Minaa v Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
18 May 2024 30 Al-Minaa v Amanat Baghdad Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
23 May 2024 31 Al-Zawraa v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Zawraa Stadium
28 May 2024 32 Al-Kahrabaa v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Zawraa Stadium
1 June 2024 33 Al-Minaa v Naft Al-Wasat Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
17 June 2024 34 Al-Hudood v Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Saher Ahmed Radhi Stadium
21 June 2024 35 Al-Minaa v Naft Maysan Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
25 June 2024 36 Duhok v Al-Minaa Duhok
Stadium: Duhok Stadium
30 June 2024 37 Al-Minaa v Al-Talaba Basra
Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium
5 July 2024 38 Al-Najaf v Al-Minaa Najaf
Stadium: Al-Najaf International Stadium

FA Cup

26 January 2024 Round of 32 Al-Minaa v Al-Diwaniya Basra
TBD Stadium: Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium

Statistics

Appearances

Nineteen players made their appearances for Al-Minaa's first team during the season.

Includes all competitions for senior teams.

As of 29 December 2023
2023–24 season
No. Pos. Player IS League FA Cup total
2 DF Iraq Abdullah Mohsin 8+10 8+1
5 MF Iraq Ahmed Mohsin Ashour 0+20 0+2
6 MF Iraq Haider Salem 110 11
7 MF Iraq Ayad Abed Farhan 9+20 9+2
10 FW Iraq Mohammed Shokan 6+30 6+3
12 FW Iraq Karrar Jaafar 9+20 9+2
15 MF Iraq Mohammed Khudhair 11+10 11+1
18 FW Iraq Salem Ahmed 9+20 9+2
19 DF Iraq Hassan Odah 3+10 3+1
22 GK Iraq Jaafar Shenaishil 110 11
26 FW Iraq Sajjad Alaa 8+40 8+4
28 MF Iraq Hamza Hadi Ahmed 1+40 1+4
33 MF Iraq Abbas Yas 10+20 10+2
35 DF Iraq Mujtaba Ali 5+30 5+3
36 DF Iraq Hameed Ali Hameed 7+30 7+3
39 MF Iraq Naji Nasser 0+20 0+2
40 DF Iraq Mohammed Ghaleb 10+10 10+1
42 DF Iraq Muslim Musa Fayyadh 8+20 8+2
50 GK Iraq Mohammed Sabah 10 1

Goalscorers

The following seven players scored for Al-Minaa's first team during the season.

Includes all competitions for senior teams. The list is sorted by squad number when season-total goals are equal. Players with no goals not included in the list.

As of 29 December 2023
2023–24 season
Rank No. Pos Nat Name IS League FA Cup Total
1 10 FW Iraq Mohammed Shokan 2 0 2
26 MF Iraq Sajjad Alaa 2 0 2
2 6 MF Iraq Haider Salem 1 0 1
12 MF Iraq Karrar Jaafar 1 0 1
19 DF Iraq Hassan Odah 1 0 1
36 DF Iraq Hameed Ali Hameed 1 0 1
42 DF Iraq Muslim Musa Fayyadh 1 0 1
Own goals 0 0 0
TOTALS 9 0 9

Assists

The following five players registered their assists for Al-Minaa's first team during the season.

Includes all competitions for senior teams. The list is sorted by squad number when season-total assists are equal. Players with no assists not included in the list.

As of 29 December 2023
2023–24 season
Rank No. Pos Nat Name IS League FA Cup Total
1 36 DF Iraq Hameed Ali Hameed 2 0 2
2 7 MF Iraq Ayad Abed Farhan 1 0 1
10 FW Iraq Mohammed Shokan 1 0 1
18 FW Iraq Salem Ahmed 1 0 1
35 DF Iraq Mujtaba Ali 1 0 1
TOTALS 6 0 6

Disciplinary record

Includes all competitions for senior teams. The list is sorted by red cards, then yellow cards (and by squad number when total cards are equal). Players with no cards not included in the list.

As of 29 December 2023
Rk. No. Pos. Player IS League FA Cup Total
Yellow card Second yellow card Red card Yellow card Second yellow card Red card Yellow card Second yellow card Red card
1 36 DF Iraq Hameed Ali Hameed 201 000 201
2 10 FW Iraq Mohammed Shokan 101 000 101
3 15 MF Iraq Mohammed Khudhair 400 000 400
4 6 MF Iraq Haider Salem 300 000 300
12 MF Iraq Karrar Jaafar 300 000 300
22 GK Iraq Jaafar Shenaishil 300 000 300
35 MF Iraq Mujtaba Ali 300 000 300
40 DF Iraq Mohammed Ghaleb 300 000 300
42 DF Iraq Muslim Musa Fayyadh 300 000 300
5 18 FW Iraq Salem Ahmed 200 000 200
26 MF Iraq Sajjad Alaa 200 000 200
6 7 MF Iraq Ayad Abed Farhan 100 000 100
19 DF Iraq Hassan Odah 100 000 100
33 DF Iraq Abbas Yas 100 000 100
Total 3202 000 3202

Clean sheets

Goalkeepers with no clean sheets not included in the list.

As of 29 December 2023
Rank Nat No. Name IS League FA Cup Total
1 Iraq 22 Jaafar Shenaishil 4 0 4
TOTALS 4 0 4

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