Saudi Pro League

Top division association football league in Saudi Arabia

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March 13 2025 Most recent hat-trick by a Moroccan player in the Saudi Pro League, with their nation achieving 20 total hat-tricks.
March 2 2025 Al Okhdood sacks manager Stjepan Tomas and replaces him with Portugal's Paulo Sérgio.
March 2 2025 Croatia's Stjepan Tomas is redesignated as assistant manager at Al Okhdood, with Portugal's Paulo Sérgio taking over as head manager
February 10 2025 Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Al-Abdali appointed as caretaker manager of Al-Taawoun following Arruabarrena's departure.
February 9 2025 Rodolfo Arruabarrena leaves Al-Taawoun by mutual consent.
February 6 2025 Morocco recorded its 19th hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League, ranking third in hat-tricks by nationality.
February 6 2025 Abderrazak Hamdallah (Morocco) scored his last hat-trick, marking his 10th hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League.
January 30 2025 Saudi Arabia's Saad Al-Shehri appointed as manager of Al-Ettifaq
January 30 2025 Steven Gerrard leaves Al-Ettifaq by mutual consent
January 16 2025 Most recent hat-trick by a Brazilian player in the Saudi Pro League, bringing their total to 35 hat-tricks.
January 16 2025 Brazil scored its 35th hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League, securing the second position in hat-tricks by nationality.
January 12 2025 Iraq's Adnan Hamad appointed as new permanent manager of Al-Orobah after Mohammed Al-Sharari's caretaker period.
January 2 2025 Portugal's Álvaro Pacheco resigns from Al-Orobah, with Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Al-Sharari appointed as caretaker manager.
2024 The Saudi Pro League completes its 49th season, with Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ittihad maintaining their continuous participation since the league's inception.
2024 SSC announced a partnership with IMG to produce the Saudi Pro League, King's Cup, and Saudi Super Cup for the next 5 years (until 2029).
2024 Al-Hilal wins the league title, adding to their record of 19 total championships.
2024 Total attendance for the first 19 rounds reaches 1,381,837 spectators, with an overall average of 8,081 attendees per game.
2024 Round 9 also shows high attendance, with 11,268 average spectators per game, indicating continued strong fan interest in the league.
2024 Round 3 records the highest average attendance of 11,689 spectators per game, representing the peak of fan engagement in the early season.
2024 Abha relegated from the Saudi Pro League after five consecutive seasons, following a 2-1 away defeat to Al-Hazem on the final day of the season.
2024 50th edition of the Saudi Pro League begins, marking a significant milestone for the top-tier Saudi football league since its establishment in 1974.
2024 Al-Hilal enters the season as defending champions, having won their record-extending 19th league title in the previous season.
2024 Three new clubs - Al-Kholood, Al-Orobah, and Al-Qadsiah - are promoted to the Saudi Pro League, replacing relegated teams Abha, Al-Hazem, and Al-Tai.
December 27 2024 Fatih Terim appointed as new manager of Al-Shabab
December 25 2024 Nuno Almeida appointed as new manager of Damac
December 19 2024 Al-Shabab manager Vítor Pereira signs with Wolverhampton Wanderers
December 6 2024 Damac parts ways with manager Cosmin Contra after his resignation
September 18 2024 Stefano Pioli appointed as new manager of Al-Nassr
September 17 2024 Al-Nassr sacks Luís Castro as manager
September 15 2024 Most recent hat-trick by a French player in the Saudi Pro League, with France having 8 total hat-tricks.
September 15 2024 France scored its 8th hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League.
September 15 2024 Karim Benzema (France) scored a hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League.
August 2024 Cristiano Ronaldo of Al-Nassr wins the top scorer title with 35 goals
July 14 2024 Al-Raed changes manager from Igor Jovićević to Odair Hellmann
July 13 2024 Al-Ittihad appoints Laurent Blanc as manager after sacking Marcelo Gallardo
July 12 2024 Al-Riyadh replaces Odair Hellmann with Sabri Lamouchi as head manager
July 8 2024 Christos Kontis appointed as new manager of Al-Fayha
July 6 2024 Al-Taawoun replaces Péricles Chamusca with Rodolfo Arruabarrena as head manager
June 1 2024 Al-Fayha parts ways with manager Vuk Rašović at the end of his contract during pre-season
May 21 2024 Al-Kholood gains promotion to the Saudi Pro League for the first time in the club's history with a 5-1 victory over Al-Safa, becoming the 38th team to participate in the league.
May 21 2024 Al-Orobah secures promotion to the Saudi Pro League with a 1-0 win against Al-Jabalain, returning to the top flight for the first time since being relegated in the 2014-15 season.
May 13 2024 Al-Qadsiah is crowned champions and confirmed for top-flight return after a 4-2 win against Al-Najma, marking their 37th season in the top flight after a three-season absence.
May 11 2024 Al-Hazem relegated from the Saudi Pro League after a 4-1 home defeat to Al-Hilal. This marks their third relegation in five years and their exit from the top flight after just one season.
May 10 2024 Most recent hat-trick by a Cameroonian player in the Saudi Pro League, with Cameroon having 10 total hat-tricks.
May 10 2024 Cameroon scored its 6th hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League.
May 6 2024 Al-Qadsiah becomes the first team promoted to the Saudi Pro League, securing promotion with a 2-2 draw against Ohod.
May 4 2024 Most recent hat-trick by a Portuguese player in the Saudi Pro League, with Portugal having 6 total hat-tricks.
May 4 2024 Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) scored a hat-trick in the Saudi Pro League.
2023 League experiences significant international exposure by attracting top-level players from European leagues with lucrative contracts.
2023 Saudi Public Investment Fund acquires 75% stakes in four founding members: Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal, and Al-Nassr, as part of the Saudi Vision 2030 program.

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