Camille Cordahi


Camille Cordahi was a Lebanese footballer who played as a forward.
Cordahi played for Sika Club in 1935, at the inaugural game of the Beirut Municipal Stadium, alongside teammate Joseph Nalbandian. He played for Sagesse in 1946, before joining Racing Beirut in 1954, winning the Lebanese Premier League during the 1964–65 season.
In 1940 the forward took part in Lebanon's first international match, against Mandatory Palestine. He scored Lebanon's lone goal of the match, assisted by Muhieddine Jaroudi of Hilmi Sports, becoming his country's first international goalscorer. In 1946 Cordahi also played for Beirut XI, Beirut's select team.
On 18 January 1971, the General Assembly of Racing Beirut nominated Cordahi as sporting director, along with Joseph Abou Murad.

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Club

Sika
Racing Beirut