Abdullah Ibrahim Al-Mayouf (born 23 January 1987) is a Saudi Arabian professional goalkeeper who began his career at Al-Hilal in 2004 before moving to Al-Ahli in 2007, where he notably scored a goal in a King Cup match and started the 2012 AFC Champions League final, which his team lost 3-0 to Ulsan Hyundai. Returning to Al-Hilal in 2016, he became a key player, winning the league title in 2017, saving crucial penalties, and even scoring the winning penalty in the 2023 King Cup final shootout. After later stints with Al-Ittihad (2023) and Al-Shabab (2024), he was also selected for Saudi Arabia's squad at the 2018 FIFA World Cup, playing in the tournament's opening match against hosts Russia. Known for his remarkable longevity and his rare ability to score goals as a goalkeeper, Al-Mayouf has enjoyed a distinguished career across several of Saudi Arabia's top clubs.