He kept goal for Al-Ta'ee's handball team as an eight-year-old until a coach moved him into football in 1988, and eight years later he stood in the Abu Dhabi shootout that won the 1996 Asian Cup, 0-0 after extra time and 4-3 on penalties against the hosts. An Asian Cup winner in 1996 and runner-up in 2000, best goalkeeper of that tournament, a FIFA U-16 world title in 1989, four World Cups, and 173 caps.
| 1989–1999 | Al-Tai |
| 1999–2010 | Al Hilal SFC |
Saudi Arabia legends whose careers overlapped Al-Deayea's
One rank above: Salem Al-Dawsari at #4.
One rank below: Mohammed Al-Shalhoub at #6.
Saudi Arabia's editorial top five: Majed Abdullah · Mohamed Noor · Nawaf Al-Temyat · Salem Al-Dawsari · Mohamed Al-Deayea.