Al-Ahli Set to Replace Al-Hilal in 2025-26 Saudi Super Cup
Al-Ahli will compete in the 2025-26 Saudi Super Cup, replacing Al-Hilal who withdrew due to scheduling conflicts following their Club World Cup efforts. Al-Ahli announced their participation after considering all aspects and aligning this move with their team's goals for the upcoming season.

In a recent development, Al-Ahli has been confirmed as the replacement for Al-Hilal in the upcoming 2025-26 Saudi Super Cup. This follows Al-Hilal's decision to withdraw from the tournament, citing player fatigue due to their vigorous Club World Cup campaign.
Al-Hilal, who experienced a demanding tournament, managed an impressive win against Manchester City in the last 16, before succumbing to Fluminense in the quarter-finals. Their announcement on Monday highlighted the challenges posed by scheduling conflicts.
Al-Ahli, finishing fifth in the Saudi Pro League, embraced the invitation to the Super Cup, as communicated through their statement on X. They emphasized that this decision was aligned with their strategic plans for the upcoming season, highlighting a proactive approach to team development.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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