Football in Saudi Arabia - Achievements of Saudi Clubs in Foreign Competitions

Achievements of Saudi Clubs in Foreign Competitions

  • Al-Ittihad won AFC Champions League 2004 and 2005.
  • Al-Ittihad fourth place at the FIFA Club World Cup.
  • Saudi Al Nasr received the Fair Play Award at the World Cup for clubs.
  • Saudi club Al-Hilal won two tournaments of the Asian Cup twice.
  • In addition to the clubs for the Saudi Arabian Gulf Cup for Clubs Cup Arab Champions League and others.

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