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Line 86: \| nationalteam-update = February 1, 2022 }} '''Hassan Ali''' "'''Soony'''" '''Saad''' ({{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|s\|uː\|n\|i\|_\|ˈ\|s\|ɑː\|d}} {{respell\|SOO\|nee\|_\|SAHD}};<ref name="SKC2017" /> {{lang-ar\|حسن علي "سوني" سعد}}, {{IPA-apc\|ˈħasan ˈʕali ˈsoːni ˈsaʕad\|}}; born August 17, 1992) is aan American-Lebanese professional [[Association football\|footballer]] who plays as a [[Forward (association football)\|forward]] for Malaysian club [[Penang F.C.\|Penang]] and the [[Lebanon national football team\|Lebanon national team]]. Saad began his senior career with [[Major League Soccer]] (MLS) side [[Sporting Kansas City]] in 2011, with whom he won the [[2012 U.S. Open Cup]] and [[2013 MLS Cup Playoffs\|2013 MLS Cup]]. He moved to Thailand with [[BEC Tero Sasana F.C.\|BEC Tero Sasana]] before their [[2015 Thai Premier League\|2015 season]]. However, due to an injury, he didn't appear for the club, and was sent out on loan to [[Pattaya United F.C.\|Pattaya United]] in the [[2016 Thai League T1\|2016 season]]. Saad returned to Sporting KC in 2017, and was sent on loan to their affiliate club [[Swope Park Rangers]], before joining [[Indy Eleven]] in 2018. He then moved back to Asia, playing for [[Al Ansar FC\|Ansar]] in Lebanon, [[Ansan Greeners FC\|Ansan Greeners]] in South Korea, [[Al-Wehdat SC\|Al-Wehdat]] in Jordan, [[PT Prachuap F.C.\|PT Prachuap]] in Thailand, and Penang in Malaysia.

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