Qatar football player card
Maroon and white, for Al Annabi. Type your name and see your own Qatar card.
Maroon and white, on your card
The Qatar design puts the flag’s colours across the top of the card, with a frame to match and the Qatar flag by your name. It’s one of 38 country designs, and it changes only how the card looks: your rating, position and stats stay yours.
Your mates decide the numbers
The card above is the one you’d start with. In Squadcard, everyone in your group rates everyone else out of 10 after each game, so the card moves every week with your form. The same ratings pick fair teams, and there’s a player of the match and a Team of the Week to share in the group chat.
The game in Qatar
Qatar hosted the 2022 World Cup, the first in the Middle East, and won the Asian Cup in 2019 and again in the 2023 edition. Floodlit evening games keep the weekly kickabout going all year.
Picking the sides tonight? The free team generator splits your list into two fair teams.
Questions
Is this an official Qatar card?
No. It's Qatar's colours on a Squadcard player card, not a team's kit or badge. Squadcard isn't linked to any football association, league or game.
How do I get the Qatar card?
Making it here is free, and so is saving the picture. To wear it, join or start a squad and pick the Qatar design under Card design: country designs come with Player Pro, which unlocks every country and three card frames. The Qatar flag by your name is free for everyone.
Where does the rating come from?
Here, from how good you say you are. In a squad, it starts the same way, and after a few games your mates' votes take over: everyone rates everyone else out of 10 after each game, and only totals are ever shown.
Can I share it?
Yes. Every card has a share image for WhatsApp, Instagram Stories and the rest, and in a squad it updates when your rating changes.
Can I use it without the app?
Yes. Squadcard works on the website on any phone; the iPhone app is optional. Your mates join from a link in the group chat.