Al-Kholood Club is a Saudi sports club located in ar-Rass Governorate, Qassim Province. The club was founded in 1970, and its colors are red, green, and white. Al-Kholood FC competes in the ROSHN Saudi League after being promoted from the Yelo League for the first time in its history during the 2024 season.
Club's sports
The club has 260 registered players and offers six sports, including football, futsal, wrestling, cycling, table tennis, and badminton. Additionally, the club supports various sports for individuals with special needs, such as boccia, swimming, goalball, table tennis, volleyball, athletics, football, basketball, and weightlifting.
Club's vision and mission
To elevate sports and social activities to a high standard of quality and to achieve distinguished rankings in these areas. The club's mission is to become a hub for the local community and a promoter of sports and healthy habits among community members of all ages. The club's core values include responsibility, commitment, loyalty, belonging, empowerment, competitiveness, partnership, and transparency.
Strategic objectives of the club
- Employ and train specialized administrative staff according to the required specializations and operations.
- An exceptional sports team in athletic training.
- Developing outstanding services and sports activities demanded by the local community.
- Enhance athletic performance level.
- Achieve significant sports accomplishments.
- Increase the satisfaction of strategic partners.
Milestones in al-Kholood Club's history
Participation in the Third Division League in 2013.
Promotion to the Second Division League in 2017.
Promotion to the Yelo League (First Division League) in 2020.
Promotion to the ROSHN Saudi League in 2024.
Club privatization
On July 3, 2024, the Ministry of Sport announced the beginning of the second phase of the second track in the sports clubs' investment and privatization project, in coordination with the National Center for Privatization. This followed the approval by the Council of Ministers on July 2, 2024, of the project document to privatize fourteen sports clubs from various leagues, including al-Kholood Club in ar-Rass.
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