Moustafa Riyadh

Moustafa Riyadh

Moustafa Riyadh (born April 5, 1941) is a former Egpytian footballer. He played for the Tersana Club and for the United Arab Republic at the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, where he was the 2nd top scorer[1] with 8 goals.[2] He also played for the National Team in the African Cup in 1962 and 1963.[citation needed]

Titles

  • Twice Egyptian league top scorer in 1961/62 (25 goals) & 1963/64 (25 goals)[citation needed]
  • Third all-time league scorer (123 Goals)
  • For Tersana Club
  • 1 league title 1962/63
  • 2 Cup titles 1964/65 & 1966/67

Moustafa Riyadh's league scoring history

Season Goals
1959/60 1
1960/61 3
1961/62 18 (Top Scorer)
1962/63 13
1963/64 27 (Top Scorer)
1964/65 12
1965/66 10
1966/67 10
1971/72 2
1972/73 0
1973/74 4
1974/75 11
1975/76 7
1976/77 5

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