Al Hilal FC, based in Riyadh, continues to be one of the biggest names in Asian football, recognized for its record of 19 domestic league titles and eight Asian Football Confederation trophies[1][3]. The club finished as runners-up in the 2022 FIFA Club World Cup, further solidifying its global significance[1].
In the current 2025–26 Saudi Pro League season, Al Hilal occupies the 7th position with 5 points after three matches (1 win, 2 draws, 0 losses, 7 goals scored, and 5 conceded)[2]. Malcom is among the league’s top scorers with 3 goals for Al Hilal so far this season[2]. Yassine Bounou has also managed to keep one clean sheet as a goalkeeper[2].
Al Hilal is owned by the Public Investment Fund (holding 75% of shares), with the remainder held by the Al-Hilal Non-Profit Foundation, which supports the club’s social and cultural activities[3]. The club enjoys strong domestic and international support, reflected in significant media coverage and a large, passionate fanbase. Its key rivals remain Al-Nassr (Riyadh Derby) and Al-Ittihad (Saudi Clasico)[3].
On the continental stage, Al Hilal continues to participate in major competitions, including the AFC Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup[1].