Our Honours

Al Hilal won this championship under the names of His Majesty the King, and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup. We have won this precious cup four times in Riyadh and six times in Jeddah. Al-Hilal is considered the club with the most wins of this prestigious title.

Al Hilal holds the record for most Saudi League titles, with 21 championships. We have won the league under all its names throughout history: King's Cup League, Premier League; Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques League Cup; Professional League with all its sponsors and names; and Prince Mohammed bin Salman Professional Cup League. Al Hilal is the only club to have won the league with different numbers of participating teams, and it has achieved a title under all its systems. The 2023/2024 title win is considered an exceptional season, breaking records, achieving the highest points and goals in the history of the competition, and going unbeaten.

Al Hilal has won the Asian Cup Winners Cup twice, the most of any team in the world, tied with the Japanese side Yokohama. The 2002 edition, which Al-Hilal won in Doha, is considered the last edition of this championship.

The Arab League Champions Cup was considered the strongest tournament in the Arab world, with the participation of the league champions from their respective countries. Al Hilal lifted the trophy twice in a row in Riyadh.

Al Hilal has won this trophy once, in the Syrian city of Lattakia, after leading the table of the competition that was held with league system with the participation of four teams.

We have won more Saudi Super Cups than any other side, with five titles in total. Al Hilal has also lifted the trophy in different cities around the world: once in the Riyadh, twice in London, once in Abu Dhabi, and once in the Saudi city of Abha.

This tournament was held in Jeddah in a single match, in which Al Hilal defeated Egyptian side Ismaily.