King Fahd International Stadium, home stadium of Al Hilal
Al Hilal

Al Hilal

Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia
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Founded

1957

Venue

King Fahd International Stadium

City

Riyadh

Capacity

68,700

Surface

grass

#2 FIFA Club World Cup R0#1 AFC Champions League R0#3 Saudi League R25# King's Cup # King's Cup # Crown Prince Cup #2 Arab Club Champions Cup R0

Trophies

Saudi League

2023/2024,2021/2022,2020/2021,2019/2020,2017/2018,2016/2017,2010/2011,2009/2010,2006/2007,

9xWinner

Saudi League

2024/2025,2018/2019,2015/2016,2013/2014,2012/2013,

5x2nd Place

King's Cup

2023/2024,2022/2023,2019/2020,2017,2015,

5xWinner

King's Cup

2021/2022,

1x2nd Place

Super Cup

2023/2024,2023/2024,2022,2018,2015,

5xWinner

Super Cup

2020/2021,2016,

2x2nd Place

AGCFF Gulf Champions League

1998,1986,

2xWinner

AGCFF Gulf Champions League

2000,1992,1987,

3x2nd Place

AFC Champions League Elite

2021,2019,2000,1991/1992,

4xWinner

AFC Champions League Elite

2022/2023,2017,2014,1987/1988,1986/1987,

5x2nd Place

Arab Club Champions Cup

2023,2018/2019,

2x2nd Place

FIFA Intercontinental Cup

2023,

1x2nd Place

Al Hilal

Al Hilal SFC, founded on October 16, 1957, in Riyadh under royal patronage, is the most decorated club in Asian football history, holding the AFC title of Asian Club of the 20th Century. The club plays at the modern Kingdom Arena in Riyadh (capacity ~47,000) and has won a record 21 Saudi Premier League titles, 13 Saudi Crown Prince Cups, and a record four AFC Champions League titles (1992, 2000, 2019, 2021). Known for their iconic blue and white colours, Al Hilal became the first Asian team from a non-host nation to reach the FIFA Club World Cup final in 2023. Saudi Vision 2030 investment transformed the club into a global transfer destination, with Neymar, Aleksandar Mitrović, and Yassine Bounou among the marquee signings that elevated their international profile.