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Player Release Analysis CONTENTS Player Release Analysis CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 04 KEY FACTS & FIGURES 08 CONFEDERATION ANALYSIS 12 CLUB ANALYSIS 18 APPENDIX 22 03 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION The AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM Player Release Analysis is a research study undertaken by the Research & Support Services unit from Competition Division on the AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM. The purpose of this particular research is to highlight the number and origin of clubs involved in releasing players for the AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM. *This analysis was generated at the time of player registration. 06 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 07 KEY FACTS & FIGURES CLUBS INVOLVED IN RELEASING PLAYERS KEY FACTS & FIGURES OVERVIEW All players from China PR, Qatar, Saudi TOTAL Arabia and UAE are registered with their local clubs. Al Shorta (IRQ) has the biggest number of players released by a club (10 players) Asian 315 of players out of 367 were released from While the smallest number of European Asian Clubs players of an MA are registered with its MA League (Korea Rep. -6) 1. FSV Mainz 05 released 3 players of 2 dierent North American nationalities (1 JPN, 2 KOR) African 10 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis CONFEDERATION ANALYSIS CONFEDERATION CLUBS REPRESENTATION OVERVIEW NUMBER OF PLAYERS 315 players 48 players 2 players 1player 117 41 2 1 clubs clubs clubs club The national teams COMPETING in the AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM 15 CONFEDERATION REPRESENTATION % OVERVIEW 13.08 (48 players) EUROPEAN 7 36 PLAYERS registered in the Asian Cup 2015 Australia % 0.55 (2 players) NORTH % AMERICAN 85.83 (315 players) ASIAN % 0.27(1 player) AFRICAN 16 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 17 CLUB ANALYSIS MOST REPRESENTED CLUBS EUROPEAN OVERVIEW Clubs No. of players ASIAN 1. FSV Mainz 05 (GER) 3 Clubs No. of players Bayer Leverkusen (GER) 2 Al Shorta (IRQ) 10 Borussia Dortmund (GER) 2 Al Qadsia (KUW) 9 Eintracht Frankfurt (GER) 2 Al Ria (BHR) 8 Swindon Town (ENG) 2 Guangzhou Evergrande (CHN) 8 Osasuna (ESP) 2 Rimyongsu FC (PRK) 8 Al Wehdat (JOR) 8 Hilal Al Quds (PLE) 8 Al Sadd (QAT) 8 Al Hilal (KSA) 8 Al Ahli (UAE) 8 20 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 21 APPENDIX NUMBER OF CLUB/COUNTRY OVERVIEW (ASIAN) AUSTRALIA BAHRAIN No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of Clubs Clubs Clubs Players Players Players Clubs Players Players Players Adelaide United FC 1 1 Al Busaiteen 1 1 Brisbane Roar FC 1 1 Al Hidd 1 1 JOR 2 Melbourne Victory FC 1 1 Al Muharraq 7 7 Sydney FC 1 1 Al Ria 7 1 JOR 8 6 Wellington Phoenix FC 1 1 6 East Ria 3 3 Western Sydney Wanderers FC 2 2 Manama 1 1 Total 7 0 7 Total 20 2 22 JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY 1 Mathew Ryan Club Brugge KV Belgium 1 Sayed Mohamed Abbas Al Muharraq Bahrain 2 Ivan Franjic Torpedo Moscow Russia 2 Mohamed Hussain Al Nassr Saudi Arabia 3 Jason Davidson West Bromwich Albion England 3 Waleed Al Hayam Al Muharraq Bahrain 4 Tim Cahill NY Red Bulls USA 4 Sayed Dhiya Shubbar Al Riffa Bahrain 5 Mark Milligan Melbourne Victory FC Australia 5 Abdulla Shallal Al Riffa Bahrain 6 Matthew Spiranovic Western Sydney Wanderers FC Australia 6 Abdulla Yasser Al Muharraq Bahrain 7 Mathew Leckie FC Ingolstadt 04 Germany 7 Abdulwahab Ali Alsafi Al Muharraq Bahrain 8 Chris Herd Aston Villa England 8 Sayed Ahmed Al Riffa Bahrain 9 Tomi Juric Western Sydney Wanderers FC Australia 9 Abdulwahab Al Malood Al Hidd Bahrain 10 Robbie Kruse Bayer Leverkusen Germany 10 Mohamed Tayeb Al Alawi Al Riffa Bahrain 11 Tom Oar FC Utrecht Netherlands 11 Ismaeel Abdulatif Hasan Al Muharraq Bahrain 12 Mitchell Langerak Borussia Dortmund Germany 12 Faouzi Aaish Al Sailiya Qatar 13 Aziz Behich Bursaspor Turkey 13 Abdulla Al Hazaa East Riffa Bahrain 14 James Troisi S.V. Zulte Waregem Belgium 14 John Okunwanne Al Mesaimeer Qatar 15 Mile Jedinak Crystal Palace England 15 Abdulla Omar Al Muharraq Bahrain 16 Nathan Burns Wellington Phoenix FC Australia 16 Abdulla Yusuf Helal East Riffa Bahrain 17 Matt Mckay Brisbane Roar FC Australia 17 Husain Baba Mohamed Al Muharraq Bahrain 18 Eugene Galekovic Adelaide United FC Australia 18 Mohamed Duaij Mahorfi Al Riffa Bahrain 19 Terry Antonis Sydney FC Australia 19 Faisal Abudahoom East Riffa Bahrain 20 Trent Sainsbury PEC Zwolle Netherlands 20 Sami Al Husaini Al Busaiteen Bahrain 21 Massimo Luongo Swindon Town England 21 Hamad Mohamed Al Doseri Al Riffa Bahrain 22 Alex Wilkinson Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors Korea Rep. 22 Ashraf Waheed Alsebaie Manama Bahrain 23 Mark Bresciano Al Gharafa SC Qatar 23 Rashed Al Hooti Al Riffa Bahrain 24 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 25 CHINA PR DPR KOREA No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of Clubs Clubs Clubs Players Players Players Clubs Players Players Players Beijing Guoan 1 1 4.25 FC 6 6 Changchun Yatai 1 1 UZB 2 Amroksang FC 1 1 Guangzhou Evergrande 7 1 KOR 8 Hwaebul FC 2 2 Guangzhou R&F 1 1 KOR 2 Pyongyang FC 1 1 Guizhou Renhe 1 1 5 Rimyongsu FC 8 8 8 Jiangsu Sainty 6 6 Shandong Luneng 3 3 Total 18 0 18 Shanghai East Asia 3 3 Total 23 3 26 JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY 1 Zeng Cheng Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 1 Ri Myong Guk Pyongyang FC DPR Korea 2 Ren Hang Jiangsu Sainty China PR 2 Ri Chang Ho Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 3 Mei Fang Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 3 Jang Song Hyok Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 4 Jiang Zhipeng Guangzhou R&F China PR 4 Jon Kwang Ik Amroksang FC DPR Korea 5 Zhang Linpeng Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 5 Hang Song Hyok Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 6 Li Ang Jiangsu Sainty China PR 6 Ro Hak Su Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 7 Wu Lei Shanghai East Asia China PR 7 Ri Sang Chol Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 8 Cai Huikang Shanghai East Asia China PR 8 Ryang Yong Gi Vegalta Sendai Japan 9 Yang Xu Changchun Yatai China PR 9 Pak Song Chol Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 10 Zheng Zhi Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 10 Pak Kwang Ryong FC Vaduz Liechtenstein 11 Hao Junmin Shandong Luneng China PR 11 Jong Il Gwan Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 12 Yan Junling Shanghai East Asia China PR 12 Om Chol Song 4.25 FC DPR Korea 13 Liu Jianye Jiangsu Sainty China PR 13 Sim Hyon Jin 4.25 FC DPR Korea 14 Ji Xiang Jiangsu Sainty China PR 14 Kye Song Hyok 4.25 FC DPR Korea 15 Wu Xi Jiangsu Sainty China PR 15 Jang Kuk Chol Hwaebul FC DPR Korea 16 Sun Ke Jiangsu Sainty China PR 16 Cha Jong Hyok FC Wil 1900 Switzerland 17 Zhang Chengdong Beijing Guoan China PR 17 So Hyon Uk 4.25 FC DPR Korea 18 Gao Lin Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 18 Ri Kwang Il 4.25 FC DPR Korea 19 Liu Bin Bin Shandong Luneng China PR 19 Ri Yong Jik Tokushima Vortis Japan 20 Yu Hanchao Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 20 Choe Won Hwaebul FC DPR Korea 21 Yu Hai Guizhou Renhe China PR 21 O Hyok Chol 4.25 FC DPR Korea 22 Liao Lisheng Guangzhou Evergrande China PR 22 Ju Kwang Min Rimyongsu FC DPR Korea 23 Wang Dalei Shandong Luneng China PR 26 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 27 IR IRAN IRAQ No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of No. of No. of Local No. of Foreign Total no. of Clubs Clubs Clubs Players Players Players Clubs Players Players Players Esteghlal 4 4 Al Shorta 10 10 Foolad Khouzestan 1 1 Arbil 2 2 Naft Tehran 3 3 Baghdad 1 1 Padideh 1 UZB 1 Menaa 1 1 Persepolis 1 1 5 Nafit 1 1 8 Rah Ahan 1 1 Sepahan 2 2 Total 15 0 15 Tractorsazi Tabriz 1 1 Total 13 1 14 JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY JERSEY NAME CLUB CLUB COUNTRY 1 Alireza Haghighi Portugal 1 Ali Yaseen Yas Iraq 2 Khosro Heydari Esteghlal IR Iran 2 Ahmed Ibrahim Ajman UAE 3 Ehsan Haji Safi Sepahan IR Iran 3 Ali Bahjat Fadhil Al Shorta Iraq 4 Jalal Hosseini Al Ahli Qatar 4 Ali Faez Atiyah Al Shorta Iraq 5 Amirhossein Sadeghi Esteghlal IR Iran 5 Yaser Safa Kasim Swindon Town FC England 6 Javad Nekonam Osasuna Spain 6 Ali Adnan Kadhim Caykur Rizespor Turkey 7 Masoud Shojaei Al Shahania Qatar 7 Al Shorta Iraq 8 Morteza Pouraliganji Naft Tehran IR Iran 8 Justin Hikmat Azeez Columbus Crew USA 9 Omid Ebrahimi Esteghlal IR Iran 9 Ahmed Yaseen Gheni Orebero Sweden 10 Karim Ansari Fard Osasuna Spain 10 Younus Mahmood Free Agent - 11 Vorya Ghafouri Sepahan IR Iran 11 Humam Tareq Faraj Al Dhafra UAE 12 Mohsen Foroozan Esteghlal IR Iran 12 Jalal Hassan Hachim Arbil Iraq 13 Vahid Amiry Naft Tehran IR Iran 13 Osamah Jabbar Shafeeq Alphense Boys Netherlands 14 Andranik Teymourian Tractorsazi Tabriz IR Iran 14 Salam Shakir Al Shorta Iraq 15 Ramin Rezaeian Rah Ahan IR Iran 15 Dhurgham Ismael Al Shorta Iraq 16 Reza Ghoochannejhad Kuwait SC Kuwait 16 Marwan Hussein Al Shorta Iraq 17 Foolad Khouzestan IR Iran 17 Alaa Abdulzehra Al Shorta Iraq 18 Alireza Jahan Bakhsh NEC Nijmegen Netherlands 18 Sameh Saeed Mejbel Baghdad Iraq 19 Mohammad Khanzadeh Persepolis IR Iran 19 Mahdi Kamil Shiltagh Al Shorta Iraq 20 Sardar Azmoun Rubin Kazan Russia 20 Mohammed Hameed Al Shorta Iraq 21 Ashkan Dejagah Al Arabi Qatar 21 Saad Abdulameer Arbil Iraq 22 Alireza Beiranvand Naft Tehran IR Iran 22 Ali Hisny Faisal Menaa Iraq 23 Mehrdad Pooladi Al Shahania Qatar 23 Waleed Salim Al-Lami Al Shorta Iraq 28 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015TM - Player Release Analysis 29 JAPAN JORDAN No.
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