As the ADIB Cup gets under way, a host of historic records come into focus across the competition’s history, with the all-time goalscoring charts among the most closely watched.
Argentine striker Sebastián Tagliabue leads the all-time ADIB Cup scoring charts with 37 goals, but his record is under growing threat from Fabio Lima.
Lima sits second on 33 goals after scoring 15 times in his last 21 ADIB Cup appearances. He is now just four goals away from matching Tagliabue’s record and five from becoming the competition’s outright leading scorer.
Senegalese striker Makhete Diop is third on the all-time list with 30 goals, followed by Brazilian Ricardo Oliveira on 27 and Henrique Luvannor on 22.
Omar Khribin and Soufiane Rahimi lead the competition’s goalscoring charts with eight goals each, while Ousmane Camara, Daniel Bessa and Adama Diallo have seven apiece.
Aylton Filipe, Fabio Lima and Ramon Mieriez follow with six goals each.
Club records in the ADIB Cup
Al Jazira lead the all-time club goalscoring charts with 225 goals, followed by Shabab Al Ahli on 215. Al Wahda and Al Ain have each scored 210 goals.
The competition has produced 2,266 goals across 756 matches, averaging three goals per game, a reflection of the ADIB Cup’s attacking nature throughout its history.
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