Nasser Al-Johar

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Nasser Al-Johar (Arabic: ناصر الجوهر‎; born 1943) is a retired Saudi footballer and currently a football manager.

He coached the Saudi Arabia national team at the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

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Flag of Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia squad - 2002 FIFA World Cup Flag of Saudi Arabia

1 Al‑Deayea | 2 Al‑Jahani | 3 Tukar | 4 Zubromawi | 5 Harthi | 6 Al‑Shehri | 7 Suwayed | 8 Noor | 9 Al‑Jaber | 10 Al‑Shalhoub | 11 O. Al‑Dosari | 12 Dokhi | 13 Sulaimani | 14 Khathran | 15 A. Al‑Dosari | 16 Al‑Owairan | 17 Al‑Waked | 18 Al‑Temyat | 19 Al‑Ghamdi | 20 Al‑Yami | 21 Zaid | 22 Al‑Khojali | 23 Al‑Thagafi | Coach: Al‑Johar
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