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Over 70 Years of Football Heritage in Riyadh
Al-Riyadh Saudi Club is one of the most historic football clubs in Saudi Arabia. Founded in 1953, the club has been a cornerstone of football in the capital city for over seven decades.
Originally known as Ahli Al-Riyadh and later Al-Yamamah, the club adopted its current name to represent its pride as Riyadh's own football team. Through decades of competition, the club has experienced triumphs, challenges, and a devoted fanbase that has supported them through it all.
Al-Riyadh SC was founded as "Ahli Al-Riyadh" in the capital city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The club was established by a group of passionate football enthusiasts who wanted to create a sporting institution for the local community.
The club was renamed to Al-Yamamah, reflecting the historical name of the region. During this period, the club began to establish itself in the local football scene.
The club adopted its current name, Al-Riyadh SC (نادي الرياض السعودي), cementing its identity as the football club of the capital city.
Al-Riyadh SC won the Crown Prince Cup, defeating Al-Shabab 1-0 in a memorable final. This was one of the club's greatest achievements.
The club finished as runners-up in the Saudi Premier League, their highest-ever league position. This season marked the peak of Al-Riyadh SC's golden era.
Al-Riyadh SC captured the Federation Cup title, beating Al-Ittifaq 3-2 in an exciting final. Back-to-back cup triumphs cemented the club's status in Saudi football.
After a difficult period, Al-Riyadh SC was relegated from the top division. The club would spend many years in the lower divisions, working to rebuild.
Al-Riyadh SC Women's team won the inaugural Saudi Women's First Division, marking a historic achievement for the club and women's football in Saudi Arabia.
After years of effort, Al-Riyadh SC earned promotion back to the Saudi Pro League, returning the club to the top tier of Saudi football.
Prince Turki bin Abdul Aziz Stadium was selected as one of the venues for the 2034 FIFA World Cup, with plans to expand capacity to 46,865 seats.
Jose Daniel Carreno was appointed as head coach in November 2025, bringing new ideas and ambitions as the club continues to compete in the Saudi Pro League.
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Runners-up 1994
2022-23