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GCC Golden Boot

Arabian Golden Boot award for the top scorer in the Arabian Leagues, Established in 1979–80 by the Lebanese magazine event "Al Hadath Sports", The award is presented annually to the best scorer, (Consideration to the rate of the goals in the matches).

GCC Golden Boot
Awarded forLeading goalscorer from the top division of every Arabian Leagues
Presented byAl Hadath Sports (1980–present)
First awarded1980 (awarded for most goals scored in the 1979–80 season)
Currently held bySudan Mohamed Abdelrahman (1st award)
Most awardsGhana Asamoah Gyan (3 awards)

Winners edit

 
Majed Abdullah won the award in 1981,1989 & 2nd 1986.
 
Asamoah Gyan has won the most Arabian Golden Shoe 2011/12, 2012/13, 2013/14.
 
Gabriel Batistuta won the award in 2004.
 
Fahad Khamees won the award in 1983.
 
Hamzah Idris won the award in 2000 (33 goal).
 
Kuwait won the first award in 1980.
 
Qatar won the highest rate of goals in 1986.
 
KSA Players, won the award 7 times.
 
UAE League scorers, won the award 10 times.
No. Season Player Club Goals Matches Average
1 1979–80   Jasem Yaqoub   Qadsia 31 26 1.19
2 1980–81   Majed Abdullah   Al Nassr 21 18 1.16
3 1981–82   Mansour Muftah   Al Rayyan 18 12 1.50
4 1982–83   Fahad Khamees   Al Wasl 20 18 1.11
  Ahmed Abdullah   Al Ain 20 18 1.11
5 1983–84   Talib Hussein   Al Sulaibikhat 23 26 0.88
6 1984–85   Ali Shwired   Oman 24 22 1.10
7 1985–86   Mansour Muftah   Al Rayyan 22 14 1.57
8 1986–87   Mohammad Swaid   Al Ittihad 17 22 0.77
  Younis Amaan   Dhofar 17 22 0.77
9 1987–88   Zuhair Bakheet   Al Wasl 25 22 1.13
  Lutfi Senhaji   Al Nasr 25 22 1.13
10 1988–89   Majed Abdullah   Al Nassr 19 22 0.86
11 1989–90   Khaled Al Aqouri[note 1]   Al Ramtha 16 18 0.83
12 1990–91   Fahad Al-Mehallel   Al Shabab 20 25 0.80
13 1991–92   Sharaf Mahfoud[note 2]   Al Tilal 30 30 1.00
  Mohammad Afash[note 3]   Al Ittihad 19 22 0.86
14 1992–93   Saif Sultan   Al Ain 22 22 1.00
  Mubarak Mustafa   Al Arabi 22 22 1.00
15 1993–94   Abdulaziz Mohamed   Sharjah 18 22 0.81[3]
16 1994–95   Omar El Alamein   Al Nasr 30 22 1.15
17 1995–96   Ricky Owubokiri   Al Arabi 16 22 0.72
18 1996–97   Ahmed Bahja   Al Ittihad 25 25 1.00
19 1997–98   Ali Marwi   Al Salmiya 29 26 1.11
20 1998–99   Obeid Al-Dosari   Al Wehda 20 22 0.90
21 1999–00   Hamzah Idris   Al Ittihad 33 25 1.32
22 2000–01   Jeris Tadrus   Al Faisaly 24 18 1.33
23 2001–02   Mohamed Jaffar   Al Muharraq 25 17 1.47
24 2002–03   Mahmoud Shelbaieh   Al Wehdat 22 18 1.22
25 2003–04   Gabriel Batistuta   Al Arabi 25 18 1.38
26 2004–05   Mohammad Kassas   Nejmeh 20 20 1.00
27 2005–06   Hamad Al Harbi   Al Salmiya 23 22 1.04
28 2006–07   Rico   Al Muharraq 25 22 1.13
29 2007–08   Jaycee John   Al Muharraq 25 22 1.13
30 2008–09   Fernando Baiano   Al Jazira 25 22 1.13[4]
31 2009–10   José Sand   Al Ain 24 22 1.09
32 2010–11   André Senghor   Baniyas 18 22 0.81
33 2011–12   Asamoah Gyan   Al Ain 22 22 1.00
34 2012–13   Asamoah Gyan   Al Ain 31 26 1.19
35 2013–14   Asamoah Gyan  Al Ain 29 26 1.11[5]
36 2014–15   Omar Al-Soma   Al Ahli 22 22 1.00
37 2015–16   Omar Al-Soma   Al Ahli 27 26 1.03
42 2020–21   Mohamed Abdelrahman   Al Hilal 29 30 0.97

Notes

  1. ^ Because of mistake in the calculation of the matches the award was given to Sami Al-Jaber, after 32 years the award returns to Khaled Al Aqouri on 2 January 2022.[1][2]
  2. ^ Because of Delayed the end of Yemeni League, were selected two winners for the same season.
  3. ^ Because of Delayed the end of Yemeni League, were selected two winners for the same season.

Statistics edit

Top Players win edit

Player Club Golden Boot Silver Boot Bronze Boot
  Asamoah Gyan   Al Ain 3 - -
  Majed Abdullah   Al Nassr FC 2 1 -
  Mansour Muftah   Al Rayyan 2 1 -

Top Clubs win edit

Clubs Years Golden Boot Silver Boot Foreign players
  Al Ain 83,93,10,12,13 5 - 2
  Al Ittihad 87,97,00 3 - 1
  Al Arabi 93,96,04 3 - 2
  Al Muharraq 02,07,08 3 - 3
  Al Nassr FC 81,89 2 1 -
  Al Rayyan 82,86 2 1 -
  Al Wasl 83,88 2 - -
  Al Nassr 88,95 2 - 2
  Al Salmiya 98,06 2 - -

Top Nationality win edit

Nationality Years Golden Boot Silver Boot Participation
  Saudi Arabia 81,87,89,90,91,99,00 7 1 2
  United Arab Emirates 83/2,88,93,94 5 - 3
  Kuwait 80,84,98,06 4 - -
  Qatar 82,86,93 3 1 1
  Jordan 90,01,03 3 - 1
  Oman 85,87 2 - 1
  Nigeria 96,08 2 - -
  Argentina 04,10 2 - -
  Brazil 07,09 2 - -
  Ghana 12,13 2 - -

Top Leagues win edit

Leagues Years Golden Boot Silver Boot Foreign players
  Arabian Gulf League 83/2,88,93,94,09,10,11,12,13 10 - 5
  Saudi Professional League 81,87,89,90,91,97,99,00 8 1 1
  Qatar Stars League 82,86,93,96,04 5 1 2
  Kuwait premier league 80,84,98,06 4 - -
  Oman Mobile League 85,87,88,95 4 - 2
  Jordan Manasir Pro League 90,01,03 3 - -
  Bahraini VIVA League 02,07,08 3 - 2

References edit

  1. ^ "بعد 32 عاما.. العقوري يستعيد جائزة هداف العرب من سامي الجابر". Kooora.com. 2 January 2022.
  2. ^ "Erroneous Golden Boot award returns to Ramtha striker after 32 years". JordanNews.jo. 4 January 2022.
  3. ^ "إذ كان عبدالعزيز محمد «عزوز» أخر مهاجم إماراتي يفوز باللقب (1994)". emaratalyoum.com.
  4. ^ "بيانو يعيد لقب «هدّاف العرب» إلى الإمارات". emaratalyoum.com.
  5. ^ "جيان يفوز بالحذاء الذهبي للمرة الثالثة على التوالي". emaratalyoum.com.

External links edit

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