How to buy Al-Ittihad 2026/27 tickets: Saudi Pro League prices & fixtures

Al-Ittihad enter the 2026/27 campaign under head coach Jens Wissing, a surprise appointment plucked from Japan's Gamba Osaka after Sergio Conceicao's departure following a fifth-place finish. Based in Jeddah, "The People's Club" remains the oldest sports institution in Saudi Arabia and a fixture of the "Yellow Wall" atmosphere at King Abdullah Sports City (Alinma Stadium). GOAL has everything you need to grab tickets this season through May 2027.

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Al-Ittihad's 2026/27 fixture list

The Saudi Pro League (SPL) calendar runs across 34 rounds through late May 2027, alongside Al-Ittihad's campaign in the AFC Champions League Elite and the King's Cup. Below is the fixture-by-fixture schedule for Al-Ittihad across all competitions through the conclusion of the 2026/27 season.

How to buy Al-Ittihad tickets

• The primary route is the official Al-Ittihad Tickets Portal or the dedicated WeBook app.
• Standard league tickets typically go on sale 10 to 14 days before kick-off.
• For high-demand fixtures like the Jeddah Derby against Al-Ahli and the Saudi Clásico against Al-Hilal, club membership tiers offer priority access before general sales open.
• When primary allocations sell out, supporters turn to GrintaHub, the primary regional secondary marketplace, offering authentic, verified tickets with instant digital mobile delivery.

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How much are Al-Ittihad tickets

• Standard Admission: SAR 50 – SAR 125
• Premium Sideline & Silver Tiers: SAR 300 – SAR 700
• VIP & Gold Lounges: From SAR 1,800, which includes catering, dedicated hospitality, and premium stadium sightlines
• Secondary market via GrintaHub: Prices fluctuate based on opposition and seat tiers, with tickets available for all major matches

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What to expect from Al-Ittihad in 2026/27

Founded in 1927, Al-Ittihad is the oldest sports club in Saudi Arabia and a two-time AFC Champions League winner with a long history of domestic championships. The 2025/26 campaign presented challenges, with the team finishing fifth in the SPL, falling in the King's Cup semi-finals, and exiting the AFC Champions League Elite in the quarter-finals.
The club responded by appointing Jens Wissing, who arrived after leading Gamba Osaka to the AFC Champions League Two title. A tactical rebuild is underway, leaning on European additions including Steven Bergwijn, Jan-Carlo Simić, and Youssef En-Nesyri alongside midfield orchestrator Houssem Aouar to return the side to title contention across the Saudi Pro League and Asia.

History of King Abdullah Sports City

Commonly known as "The Jewel" (Al-Jawhara), King Abdullah Sports City is a 62,000-seat stadium representing the centerpiece of Jeddah's modern sports landscape. Built north of the city near King Abdulaziz International Airport, its multi-tiered architecture amplifies noise from the famous "Yellow Wall" of Al-Ittihad supporters. The complex features broad concourses, matchday fan zones, and official club facilities, serving as the joint home venue for both Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli.