Al-Faisaly Club

Al-Faisaly Club is one of the sports clubs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, headquartered in Harmah Center, al-Majma'ah Governorate, Riyadh Province. It is classified in the Saudi First Division League, with al-Majma'ah Sports City Stadium serving as the club's main stadium.

The club was established in 1954 under the name Shabab Harmah Club. In 1966, it was officially registered with the General Presidency for Youth Welfare (now the Ministry of Sport) under the name al-Faisaly Club. Harmah Center is located along the Riyadh-Qassim highway, approximately 180 km from the capital, Riyadh

Al-Faisaly Club has 365 registered players and is affiliated with eleven sports federations. The club offers eleven sports: Football, tennis, karate, taekwondo, badminton, the video game FIFA, table tennis, athletics, archery, volleyball, and swimming.

Al-Faisaly Club has won several titles and championships in football, including the King’s Cup, the Saudi First Division League, the Saudi Second Division League, the Saudi Second Division Clubs Championship, and the Prince Faisal Bin Fahd Cup for First Division Clubs.

Al-Faisaly Club has a unique emblem that distinguishes it from other clubs in the Kingdom. It is circular, with the club's name in English at the top and the founding year at the bottom. The club has three main kits: the first in maroon, the second in white, and the third in gray.