One of the most prolific scorers in Saudi Pro League history, Nasser Al-Shamrani contributed 177 goals in 317 games, over a 16-year spell with four different clubs.
During his early career at Al-Wehda, goals were at a premium with Al Shamrani netting 20 goals in 56 games over a four-year period. During this time, he spent time on loan at Al-Shabab, scoring three times in six matches.
Al-Shabab is where Al-Shamrani found his home. In 123 appearances, he managed 87 goals. He earned four Golden Boot awards during his six year stay with the club, alongside being named Asian Footballer of the Year in 2014. His biggest goal haul for the club came in the 2011/12 season, netting 21 goals in 25 matches.
Al-Shamrani had similar success at fellow Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal where he once again won the Golden Boot in 2013/14 with 21 goals. He retired in July 2021.