Kuwait SC - FIFA World Cup ,AFC Asian Cup Players, and CAF African Cup of Nations

FIFA World Cup ,AFC Asian Cup Players, and CAF African Cup of Nations

FIFA World Cup1982

  • Abdulaziz Al-Anberi
  • Sa'ad Al-Houti
  • Waleed Al-Jasem
  • Ahmed Al-Tarabilsi

1996 Asian cup

  • Khaled Al Fadhli
  • Ali Mohammad

2000 Asian Cup

  • Faraj Laheeb

2004 Asian Cup

  • Bashar Abdullah
  • Yaqoub Al Taher
  • Waleed Ali
  • Talal Yousef

CAF 2006

  • AndrĂ© Macanga
  • Mohamed Armoumen

2007 Asian Cup * * *

  • Hussain Ali Baba
  • Talal Yousef

CAF 2008

  • AndrĂ© Macanga
  • Maurito

2011 Asian Cup

  • Jarah Al Ateeqi
  • Yaqoub Al Taher
  • Waleed Ali
  • Fahad Awadh

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