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This article is about the Syrian football club. For the Egyptian football club, see El Horreya SC. For other uses, see Hurriya.

Al-Hurriya SC

Full name	Al-Hurriya Sports Club
Nicknames	The Green Castle (Arabic: القلعة الخضراء)
Founded	1952 (1952)
Ground	Al-Hamadaniah Stadium, Aleppo
Capacity	15,000
League	Syrian Premier League
2025–26	10th
Home colours Away colours

Al-Hurriya Sports Club (Arabic: نادي الحرية الرياضي) is a Syrian professional football club based in Aleppo. Founded in 1952, the club plays its home games at Aleppo's al-Hamadaniah Stadium.

History

• 1952: founded as Al Arabi
• 1972: renamed to Al Horriya

Honours

• Syrian Premier League:
  • Champions: 1992, 1994
• Syrian Cup:
  • Winners: 1992

Current squad

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

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	SYR	Mohamad Beiruti
—	GK	SYR	Mahmoud Jeklan
—	GK	SYR	Shaher Shaker
—	DF	SYR	Firas Satouf
—	DF	SYR	Hussein Shekhle
—	DF	SYR	Firas Misho
—	DF	SYR	Hussain Shaib
—	DF	SYR	Ahmad Maksour
—	DF	SYR	Ahmad Hammo
—	DF	SYR	Abd Al Moti Kiari
—	DF	SYR	Hani Sulaiman
—	MF	SYR	Ghassan Al Zaher
—	MF	SYR	Ahmad Ghabbash

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	SYR	Abdul Mannan Ibrahim
—	MF	SYR	Firas Al Ahmad
—	MF	SYR	Walat Hamadi
—	MF	SYR	Hussein Haj Ali
—	MF	SYR	Ahmed Edrees
—	MF	SYR	Mohamed Dahdo
—	MF	SYR	Nouri Kebrati
—	MF	SYR	Abdulrahman Haj Ali
—	FW	NGR	Okiki Afolabi FGN
—	FW	SYR	Abdelsalam Alito
—	FW	SYR	Mohamed Dahhan
—	FW	SYR	Hassan Fares
—	FW	SYR	Mohammad Ibrahim

External links

• Al-Hurriya SC on Facebook