Roshn Saudi Pro League 2025–26
Al Khaleej Club Squad & Players
The Gulf — Official roster, live standings & season stats for Al Khaleej.
About Al Khaleej Club
Al Khaleej Club, established in 1945 in Saihat, represents the Eastern Province in the Roshn Saudi Pro League. The club has a dedicated fanbase and plays at Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium. Al Khaleej aims to solidify their position in the top flight while developing local talent from the Eastern Province region.
📍 Saihat, Saudi Arabia
🏟️ Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium
📅 Est. 1945
🏆 First Division Champions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Al Khaleej Club plays their home matches at Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium in Saihat, Saudi Arabia, which has a seating capacity of 26,000 spectators.
The team is currently managed by head coach Georgios Donis, who oversees the first-team squad for the 2025–2026 Roshn Saudi Pro League season.
Al Khaleej Club was founded in 1945, making it one of the historic clubs in Saudi Arabian football with over 81 years of rich footballing heritage.
Tickets for Al Khaleej Club home matches at Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium can be purchased through the official Saudi Pro League ticketing platforms and the club's official website. Prices vary depending on the match and seating category.
Al Khaleej Club competes in the Roshn Saudi Pro League, which is the top tier of professional football in Saudi Arabia and one of the most competitive leagues in Asia.
Our squad list is dynamically synced from the official Saudi Pro League registry database, ensuring you see the current first-team registered players with correct kit numbers, ages, positions, and photos.
Al Khaleej Club is commonly known as The Gulf by their fans and the football community in Saudi Arabia and across the Middle East.
Al Khaleej Club has an impressive trophy cabinet that includes First Division Champions. The club continues to compete for honors in the Roshn Saudi Pro League and domestic cup competitions.
