Twenty-two goals in twelve matches in 1985-86 is why they called him The Fox, and why the Qatari league has named its top scorer award after him since 2013-14. Muftah scored 48 goals in 84 internationals and held Qatar's scoring record until 2023, finished as the league's leading marksman seven times, won the Arabian Golden Boot twice, and took 160 goals from 216 games for Al-Rayyan. Career record: 86 caps for Qatar; club career at Al-Rayyan, Al-Wakrah Sports Club, Al-Sailiya Sports Club.
| 1974–1995 | Al-Rayyan |
| 1995–1998 | Al-Wakrah Sports Club |
| 1999–2000 | Al-Sailiya Sports Club |
| Qatar | 86 caps |
Qatar legends whose careers overlapped Muftah's
One rank above: Khalfan Ibrahim at #4.
One rank below: Sebastian Soria at #6.
Qatar's editorial top five: Akram Afif · Almoez Ali · Hassan Al-Haydos · Khalfan Ibrahim · Mansour Muftah.