Education
Saad set a state single-season record with 76 goals in his 2009 season while concluding his high school career with a state record 172 goals, plus 51 assists. Breaking previous state high school single-season goals record of 69 set in 2000, and previous state high school career goals record of 169 set in 1995. He also earned the 2009 Michigan Soccer Coaches Association "Mr.
Soccer" Title and was named the 2009-2010 Gatorade National Player of the Year.
Saad had a very successful freshman season, scoring 19 goals, smashing the previous record of 14 for most goals by a freshman at the University of Michigan, while setting records for shots and overall points.
He helped the team win their first Big Ten Championship and was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Saad left school after his freshman year to seek a professional contract with a European team
Career
Youth and college Professional In June 2011, Saad signed a professional contract with Major League Soccer. Saad made his Master of Library Science debut on August 17, 2011, which was his 19th birthday. He scored a debut goal in the 72 minute, just nine minutes after he came on.
Soony also logged 2 more goals for Sporting in reserve games against Colorado Rapids and Football Club Dallas, and scored once in a friendly against Guadalajara on October 12, 2011.
On December 8, 2014, Saad signed with BEC Tero Sasana on loan Soony Saad received his first callup to join the United States U-20 men"s national soccer team in December 2010, and played in one game against Canada, scoring once. In May 2013, Saad became eligible to join the Lebanon national football team and he accepted a call-up for a friendly against Oman scheduled for May 29.
In the process, Saad became the first Major League Soccer player to join the Lebanon national team With the start, Saad made his international debut in the match and scored Lebanon"s only goal in an eventual 1–1 draw in the 62nd minute.
Later against Thailand he scored Lebanon"s third goal in their 5–2 victory. goals Scores and results list Lebanon"s goal tally first.
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