Al Wehda Mecca is a professional football club based in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, currently competing in the Saudi Arabia Division 1, the country's second tier. The club, often simply called Al Wehda, plays its home matches at the King Abdul Aziz Stadium. Founded in 1945, the team wears distinctive green and white colors and is owned by the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Sport. The name "Al Wehda" translates to "The Unity," reflecting a foundational spirit for the club in its community. Historically, Al Wehda has been a prominent force in Saudi football, enjoying several spells in the top-flight Saudi Pro League and establishing a fierce rivalry with fellow Mecca club Al Wahda. Their peak era saw them claim the King's Cup in 1957 and the Crown Prince Cup in 1959, cementing their status as one of the nation's historic clubs. In the modern era, the club has oscillated between the first and second divisions, with a passionate local fan base always pushing for a return to the elite. Their current squad blends experienced domestic players with strategic foreign signings, aiming for promotion. The club's culture is deeply intertwined with the city of Mecca, boasting a dedicated following and a classic, no-nonsense approach to the game.