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Syrian footballer (born 1961)

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Abdul Kader Kardaghli
Personal information
Full name	Abdul Kader Kardaghli
Date of birth	(1961-01-01) 1 January 1961 (age 64)
Place of birth	Lattakia, Syria
Position(s)	Midfielder
Youth career
	Tishreen SC
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1979–1985	Tishreen SC
1985–1988	Al-Jaish SC
1988	Jableh SC
1988–1996	Tishreen SC
International career
1982–1993	Syria
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Abdul Kader Kardaghli (Arabic: عبد القادر كردغلي; born 1 January 1961) is a Syrian former football midfielder who played for Syria in the 1984 Asian Cup in Singapore and 1988 Asian Cup in Qatar. He was popularly dubbed, "Malik" (translated to King).

Personal life

Kurdughli's father Kader, brothers Ahmed, Muhammed and Hisham, and nephew Khaled Kourdoghli, all played professional football in Syria.

Tishreen SC

Al-Jaish SC

Syria

Individual

v t e Syria squad – 1984 AFC Asian Cup
1 Layla 2 Khalil 3 Dahman 4 Khouri 5 Mahrous 6 Al-Sel 7 Mardikian 8 Kardaghli 9 Aziz 10 Madarati 11 Zeino 12 Darwish 13 Hourani 14 El-Sibai 15 Hamwieh 16 Hassan 17 Kanaan 22 Shakuhi Coach: Kavlakian

v t e Syria squad – 1988 AFC Asian Cup
1 Beirakdar 2 Sabouni 3 Habib 4 Hawla 7 Al-Sel 8 Kardaghli 9 Mahrous 10 Ahmad 13 Saddikah 14 Jakalan 15 Khouri 16 Ramadan 17 Darwish 18 Al-Nasser 19 Leyous 20 Ajam 22 Shakuhi 23 Gilke Coach: Azarenkov

v t e Syrian Premier League top scorers
1966–67: Marikian 1967–68: Hawash 1968–69: Fakoush & Tamim 1969–70: Kulku 1972–73: Shahrestan 1974–75: Shaherli 1975–76: Qastali 1976–77: Sultan 1977–78: Mardikian 1978–79: Watad 1979–80: Abdulkader & Watad 1981–82: Ghrer 1982–83: al-Sibai 1983–84: Kardaghli 1984–85: Kanaan 1985–86: Kanaan 1986–87: Naoum 1987–88: al-Sayed 1988–89: Qdemati 1989–90: Berini 1990–91: Bawarshi 1991–92: Afash 1992–93: Khalifa & Boushi 1993–94: Cheikh Dib 1994–95: Kanafani 1995–96: Khalaf 1996–97: Al Agha 1997–98: Al Agha 1998–99: Kajjo 1999–2000: Al Agha 2000–01: Kajjo 2001–02: al-Abrash 2002–03: Chaabo 2003–04: Rafe 2004–05: Rafe 2005–06: Abbas 2006–07: Al Agha 2007–08: Rafe 2008–09: Al-Zeno 2009–10: Kashosh 2011–12: Jafal, Al Douni, Nakdali, Salah & Rafe 2012–13: al-Ahmad & Khalil 2013–14: al-Haj 2014–15: Rafe 2015–16: Rafe 2016–17: Omari 2017–18: Mustafa 2018–19: Al Wakid 2019–20: Al Wakid 2020–21: Al Baher 2021–22: Al Wakid 2022–23: Al Baher 2023–24: Al Wakid

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