Al-Shabab is a professional football club. It is currently active, first football club in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. About 76 years ago in 1947 it’s founded, the club also known for it’s nickname (Al Leith). Vicente Moreno hold the managers job. In 2022 he signed management deal with Al-Shabab FC, under his management club winning record improved from 43% to 61.5% in season 2022-23. Moreno signed some new players before 2022-23 season kickoff. Al-Shabab FC players salaries, contract deal and bonuses details revealed.
| Players | Base Salary | Weekly Wage | Positions | Contracts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seung-gyu Kim (new signing) | £900k | £19k | GK | 2025 |
| Zaid Al-Bawardi | £350k | £5.8k | GK | 2023 |
| Fawaz Al-Qarni | £275k | £4.7k | GK | 2024 |
| Hussein Shaian | £150k | £3k | GK | 2023 |
| Iago Santos | £1m | £22k | DEF | 2024 |
| Hassan Tambakti | £500k | £10k | DEF | 2027 |
| Saeed Al-Rubaie (new signing) | £300k | £6k | DEF | 2025 |
| Hussain Al-Sabiyani (new signing) | £150k | £3k | DEF | 2023 |
| Nader Al-Sharari | £200k | £4k | DEF | 2025 |
| Moteb Al-Harbi | £150k | £3k | DEF | 2026 |
| Fawaz Al-Sagour | £700k | £15.8k | DEF | 2024 |
| Khalid Al-Ghamdi | £250k | £4.7k | DEF | 2023 |
| Grzegorz Krychowiak (on loan) | – | £40k | DEF | 2023 |
| Nasser Al-Omran | £300k | £6k | MID | 2023 |
| Mohammed Eissa Al-Yami (new signing) | £100k | £2k | MID | 2027 |
| Éver Banega | £1.2m | £25k | MID | 2023 |
| Hussain Al-Monassar | £375k | £6.5k | MID | 2023 |
| Mo Adams (new signing) | £500k | £10k | MID | 2026 |
| Mohammed Attiyah (new signing) | £300k | £6k | MID | 2023 |
| Cristian Guanca (new signing) | £1.5m | £31k | MID | 2023 |
| Nawaf Al-Abed | £300k | £6k | MID | 2023 |
| Carlos Júnior | £3.5m | £67k | Winger | 2024 |
| Turki Al-Ammar | £850k | £17k | Winger | 2024 |
| Hattan Bahebri | £700k | £15.8k | Winger | 2024 |
| Fahad Al-Muwallad (new signing) | £800k | £16.5k | Winger | 2025 |
| Aaron Boupendza (new signing) | £3m | £63k | FW | 2025 |
| Santi Mina (on loan) | – | £60k | FW | 2023 |
| Ahmed Abdu (new signing) | £500k | £10k | FW | 2025 |
| Saud Fallath (new signing) | £250k | £4.5k | DEF | 2024 |
| Saad Al-Muwallad (new signing) | £100k | £2k | FW | 2024 |
| Abdullah Saeed (new signing) | £100k | £2k | FW | 2024 |
| Nawaf Al-Dawsari (new signing) | £100k | £2k | DEF | 2024 |
| Nasser Al-Bishi (new signing) | £100k | £2k | FW | 2024 |
How Much Club Spend on Players Wage Bill?
Just like other clubs, Al-Shabab FC spend huge budget on players the club hold 4th most expensive squad in the Saudi Pro League. The club currently spending wage budget of £15m a season. Clubs wage bill will be increased to £18.5m since there are players who’s contract going to be end before the 2022-23 season.
Who is the highest paid player in the current squad of Al-Shabab FC?
Aaron Boupendza and Carlos Júnior the two hold most expensive contract. Junior is the highest paid player who make £3.5m estimated since joining club back in year 2021. He signed long-term contract deal, in 38 match appearances for Al-Shabab FC, he scored 24 goals for the team.
If there are any changes to the Al-Shabab FC players salaries, contracts before the season the details will be updated here. Vicente Moreno, hopeful to challenge Al-Ittihad and Al-Nassr this season for the league title and league cup.