Al Ittihad Club, based in Jeddah, is one of the most storied and successful clubs in Saudi Arabian football, competing in the Saudi Professional League. The team, known as "The Tigers," plays its home matches at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium. Founded in 1927, the club's iconic colors are black and yellow. Al Ittihad's name means "The Union," reflecting its founding principles. The club's golden era spanned the late 1990s and 2000s, winning multiple league titles and two AFC Champions League crowns (2004, 2005) with legends like Mohammed Noor and Hamzah Idris. This established them as an Asian powerhouse. The modern era has seen significant investment, with the recent high-profile signing of global stars like Karim Benzema and N'Golo Kanté, catapulting them into the worldwide spotlight. They are now perennial title contenders. The fan base is massive and fervent, creating an intimidating atmosphere. Al Ittihad is a club of immense tradition, now operating on a global stage.