Pro League

Saudi-Arabia · League

2026/2027

Pro League 2025/2026 Season Review

The Pro League campaign in 2025/2026 provided a thrilling title race, with Al-Nassr clinching the crown by a narrow margin of just 2 points over Al-Hilal Saudi FC. Both teams displayed impressive form throughout the season, but it was Al-Nassr’s slightly superior goal difference that gave them the slender edge. Close behind, Al-Ahli Jeddah secured third place, maintaining a respectable gap from the chasing pack.

The battle for European qualification spots was competitive, particularly among the top four, with Al-Qadisiyah FC finishing strongly in fourth. Their attacking threat was highlighted by J. Quiñones, who topped the scoring charts with 33 goals, proving a vital asset.

At the other end of the table, the relegation fight was fierce, with Al Najma and Al Okhdood occupying the bottom spots by a considerable points difference. The spread of 70 points between the top and bottom teams underscores the gulf in consistency across the league. Overall, the season combined close contests at the summit with a clear divide further down the table, keeping fans entertained across the board.

League Pulse

Goals / match (starters)
1.55
Starter goals only; excludes subs + own goals
Top passers
Defenders
38.0 passes/game
Most fouls
Defenders
0.16 yc/game

League trends

Goals / match — last rounds
2.76
Goals / match · Last 7 rounds
Avg cards / player / game
Not enough rounds yet
Clean sheets %
33.3%
Clean sheets % · Last 7 rounds
Updated 14 Sept 2026
#TeamPPts
1Al-Hilal Saudi FC718
2Al-Ittihad FC717
3Al-Nassr716
4Al-Qadisiyah FC716
5NEOM715
6Al-Ahli Jeddah712
7Al Kholood712
8Al Diriyah711
9Al-Ettifaq711
10Al-Hazm78
11Al Riyadh78
12Al-Fayha76
13Al Khaleej Saihat75
14Al Shabab74
15Al-Fateh73
16Al-Faisaly FC73
17Al Taawon73
18Abha72
Last 5: ←oldest

Pro League 2025/2026 Table Analysis

The Pro League table reveals a tantalisingly close battle at the summit, with just a 2 points gap between Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal Saudi FC. This narrow margin suggests a season that could have gone either way, with Al-Ahli Jeddah and Al-Qadisiyah FC not far behind, trailing by 5 and 9 points respectively. The top four have clearly distanced themselves from the rest, creating a mini-league of their own.

Below the top quartet, there's a significant drop-off, most notably a 22-point chasm between fourth and fifth place. The mid and lower table positions are more congested, with several teams separated by just a handful of points, reflecting a competitive scramble rather than a procession. At the other end, the table shows a spread of 70 points between the leaders and the bottom, underlining the gulf in quality and consistency across the division.