Al-Qadsiah FC is a historic and ambitious football club based in the city of Khobar, Saudi Arabia, competing in the Saudi Professional League. The club is one of the oldest in the Kingdom and carries significant support in the Eastern Province. They play their home matches at the Prince Saud bin Jalawi Stadium, a venue known for its vibrant atmosphere, with fans clad in the club's traditional blue and white colors. Founded in the mid-20th century, the club has a rich history, with ownership often connected to prominent local figures, and is led by a coach aiming to restore past glories. The name "Al-Qadsiah" references a famous historical battle, symbolizing strength and resilience. The club was formed by a group of sports enthusiasts and quickly became a central institution in Khobar's community. Their early years established them as a competitive force in regional competitions. Al-Qadsiah's peak era included a period of sustained success in the 1980s and 90s, where they won the King's Cup and consistently challenged for the league title, boasting legendary Saudi Arabian players who became national icons. After a period of fluctuation, including relegation, the modern era for Al-Qadsiah is about resurgence. The current squad is a mix of experienced Saudi professionals and impactful foreign signings, aiming for a stable position in the top flight. Recent seasons have been focused on achieving promotion back to the Pro League and re-establishing themselves as a top-division club, which they have successfully done. The fan base, known for their passionate and unwavering support, creates one of the most intimidating away trips in Saudi football. Al-Qadsiah is a club with deep roots and a burning ambition to return to the forefront of Saudi football.