Khaled Al-Rasheed

Khaled bin Nasser Al-Rasheed, a decent former Saudi football player, who plays the left-back position, was born in the city of Riyadh in 1393 AH, and with his distinguished celebration, he stands next to the corner flag, placing his right hand on the flag with a smile, then raises his left hand up. He joined the national team in 1995 AD in the left back position in the national team after Mohamed Abdel Gawad.
According to the testimony of critics Salman Al-Alit, Al-Rashid was the only one qualified to compete with Hussein Abdel-Ghani for the left-back position in the national team at that time. Khaled Al-Rasheed’s end with Al-Hilal Club was due to heart disease (valves) in 1998 AD, specifically in Ramadan 1418 AH, before the league match in Riyadh against Al-Ahly, and he stopped playing for nearly 3 years. He underwent surgery at the hands of the international Arab surgeon Magdi Yaqoub in London, and the operation was successful. Khaled Al-Rashid returned to running again, but he moved to Al-Riyadh Club and then to Al-Fayhaa, and did not last long.