Abha Club is a Saudi Arabian professional football team based in the city of Abha, currently competing in the Saudi First Division, the country's second tier. The club plays its home matches at the Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz Stadium, which boasts a picturesque setting in the Asir mountains. Founded in 1966, the club's colors are green and white. Abha's history has been one of fluctuation between the top two divisions, with their most notable achievement being a runner-up finish in the King's Cup in 1993. The club enjoyed a peak period in the late 2010s when they achieved promotion to the Saudi Professional League, allowing them to host the country's biggest clubs in their high-altitude home, which became a noted fortress. The modern era sees Abha striving to return to the top flight, building squads that blend experienced Saudi professionals with talented foreign imports. The fan base is passionate and growing, known for their colorful support. Abha Club is a key representative of football in Saudi Arabia's southwestern region, with ambitions to re-establish itself among the nation's elite.