Al Nassr FC is one of the oldest andmost prestigious clubs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was founded in 1952 under the name "Al Nassr Riyadh Sports Club" from the merger of two clubs, "Al Hilal Riyadh" and "Al Arabi Club."
Throughout its rich history, Al Nassr has achieved numerous honors and titles, becoming one of the most decorated Saudi teams. It has won the Saudi Professional League 9 times, the King's Cup 9 times, the Crown Prince's Cup 6 times, and the Saudi Super Cup 3 times.
A Journey Filled with Achievements:
In 1955, Al Nassr achieved its first achievement by winning the King's Cup after defeating Al Ittihad 2-1.
In 1974, Al Nassr was crowned Saudi League champions for the first time in its history.
In 1987, Al Nassr made a historic achievement by reaching the final of the Asian Club Champions Cup, where it lost to South Korean club Jeonbuk Motors.
In 1995, Al Nassr was crowned Saudi League champions for the second time after a 21-year absence.
In 2009, Al Nassr achieved a double by winning the Saudi League and the King's Cup.
In 2019, Al Nassr was crowned Saudi League champions for the ninth time in its history.
Distinctive Statistics and Figures:
Al Nassr is the most Saudi team to win the King's Cup, having won it 9 times.
Al Nassr is also the most Saudi team to win the Crown Prince's Cup, having won it 6 times.
Al Nassr is one of the most frequent Saudi teams to participate in the Asian Club Champions Cup, having participated 15 times.
Al Nassr is one of the most popular Saudi teams, enjoying a wide fan base across the Kingdom.
Shining Names that Made Al Nassr's History:
Majed Abdullah: Al Nassr's all-time top scorer, and the record holder for most goals in the Saudi League (184 goals).**
Khaled Al-Gheshelan: One of the best defenders in the history of Saudi football, and captain of the Saudi national team at the 1994 World Cup.**
Majed Al-Najjar: One of the best midfielders in the history of Saudi football, and the scorer of the winning goal in the 1995 King's Cup.**
Hussein Abdul Ghani: One of the best goalkeepers in the history of Saudi football, and captain of the Saudi national team at the 2006 World Cup.**
Anderson Luiz: One of the best foreign players in Al Nassr's history, and nicknamed "The Falcon."**
In conclusion, Al Nassr FC is one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with a rich history of achievements and records.
Thanks to a wide fan base and successful management, Al Nassr continues its journey towards more achievements and championships, to maintain its position as one of the most important and prominent clubs in the Arab world.
