Al-Ittifaq Tickets 2026 — Book Your Seat at EGO Stadium in Dammam

Few Saudi clubs carry a historical legacy that matches what Al-Ittifaq has built since its founding in Dammam. It is the club that united three rival teams in one city back in 1945, turning unity into strength — and turning the name itself, "Al-Ittifaq" ("The Agreement"), into a guiding principle that has lasted decades. The road wasn't paved only with victories; the club has gone through both rises and falls, yet it has kept its place as one of the most storied representatives of the Eastern Province in Saudi football, and the holder of a historic first that's hard to repeat: the first Saudi team ever to lift a continental trophy outside the Kingdom's borders.

The story's roots trace back to a simple meeting at one sportsman's home, when the presidents of three Dammam clubs — Al-Ta'awoun, Al-Shabab, and Al-Sha'ab — decided that division was weakening them and that merging was the answer. From that decision, a club was born carrying the name "Al-Ittifaq" in honor of what had happened, wearing green and white at first before later settling into the green-and-red identity its fans know today. From that moment on, the team became a footballing ambassador for its city, moving — as the club's own historians describe it — "from one victory to the next" until its name became a fixture in conversations among fans of the beautiful game across the country.

The 1980s were, without question, Al-Ittifaq's golden era of production. In 1983 the club won the Gulf Club Championship, followed a year later by the Arab Club Champions Cup in 1984, making it the first Saudi club to hold an international title in the Kingdom's name — an achievement no other Saudi side had tasted before. In roughly that same season, Al-Ittifaq finished the Premier League unbeaten, becoming the first Saudi club to achieve this unprecedented feat in the competition's history. That era wasn't an achievement for the club alone: its manager, Khalil Al-Zayani — the team's own star and captain for years — simultaneously led the Saudi national team to qualify for the Los Angeles Olympics and win the 1984 Asian Cup, with squad members whose names became linked to Al-Ittifaq, such as Saleh Khalifa, Omar Bakhashwain, and Sami Jassim.

The club continued its run in the following years with the King Cup in 1985, another Premier League title in the 1986–87 season, then a rare double of the Gulf and Arab club titles together in 1988, before adding the Saudi Federation Cup during the 1990s and the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup in two consecutive years, 2003 and 2004, closing out its continental achievements with a third Gulf Club Championship in 2007. The journey wasn't without difficult chapters, though — Al-Ittifaq went through a decline that led to relegation to the First Division in 2013, before reclaiming its natural place among the big clubs and launching a comprehensive development project whose results have shown in recent years, starting with a full stadium renovation and extending to attracting global names as both players and manager, raising the club's media profile inside Saudi Arabia and beyond.

Today, Al-Ittifaq plays its matches at its modern stadium in the heart of Dammam, surrounded by a fan base carrying the Eastern Province's long footballing heritage. Whether you've followed the club for decades or you're newly interested in following its international stars, attending a match live remains a different experience from watching on a screen. Fanspass gives you a reliable, fast way to get tickets for Al-Ittifaq's matches in the Roshn League, the King Cup, and other competitions, with clear details on prices, categories, and stadium location, so you can book with confidence about everything waiting for you on matchday.

Al-Ittifaq Ticket Prices: What Determines the Cost?

Al-Ittifaq match ticket prices vary depending on several combined factors: the type of competition (Roshn League or King Cup), the significance of the match and the opponent, and the seat's location inside the stadium. Since Al-Ittifaq plays its matches at a recently rebuilt venue with a relatively limited capacity, demand for top matches drives prices up noticeably compared to regular-round fixtures.

As a rough guide, here's a general picture of the price categories:

• General stands: usually start from 15 to 40 SAR for regular matches, rising to between 60 and 120 SAR for major clashes against title-contending clubs or in the Eastern Province derby.
• Premium side seats: typically range between 120 and 300 SAR depending on viewing angle and match importance.
• Gold and silver categories: start from around 350 SAR and can exceed 1,000 SAR for high-demand matches.
• Private boxes (VIP): prices start from around 3,000 SAR and rise depending on accompanying services and the number of seats within the box.

These figures are guideline averages only, since the actual price changes from one match to another based on supply and demand at the moment of booking. It's always recommended to check the live seating map on each match page on Fanspass to see the final available price.

The Eastern Province Derby: The Closest and Hottest Matchups

Al-Ittifaq has footballing neighbors just a stone's throw away — its stadium in Dammam sits only a few streets from Al-Qadsiah's stadium in Khobar, while Al-Khaleej from Saihat is another traditional rival from the Eastern Province. This geographic closeness gives Al-Ittifaq's matches against Al-Qadsiah and Al-Khaleej a distinct local flavor, where the excitement goes beyond the result on the pitch and touches the identity of the city itself.

In practical terms, this means demand for these matches clearly outpaces regular fixtures, and seats with good views get booked faster than usual. Al-Ittifaq's matches against the Roshn League's biggest clubs — Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ittihad — are also automatically classified as high-demand matches. So if you're planning to attend any of these fixtures, it's best to follow Al-Ittifaq's page on Fanspass proactively, rather than waiting until the final days, which typically see prices rise and seating options shrink.

Which Category Should You Choose? A Simple Guide Before Booking

Before you settle on your ticket category, it helps to know what suits your matchday style:

• Popular stands: the preferred choice for anyone who wants to live the full heat of the fan atmosphere at a reasonable cost — this is where Al-Ittifaq's crowd pulses loudest.
• Side stands: a comfortable balance between price and a clear view along the length of the pitch, suited to those looking for a calmer, more focused way to follow the match.
• Premium categories: wider seats and extra services like hospitality and easy access to parking — a good option for those who prefer more comfort during attendance.
• Private boxes: the highest level of privacy, suited to groups and family or celebratory occasions.

To avoid any surprises on matchday, use the seat-view preview feature available on Fanspass before completing your purchase — it gives you a realistic picture of what you'll see from your seat before you make your decision.

Steps to Book Al-Ittifaq Tickets via Fanspass

You can complete your booking on Fanspass in just a few minutes by following these steps in order:

1. Choose Al-Ittifaq: search for the "Al-Ittifaq" destination on the Fanspass platform.
2. Select the match: browse the team's fixture list and pick the date that suits you.
3. Choose your ticket category: pick the category and the number of tickets for you and anyone joining you.
4. Enter a discount code: add the code in the designated field if you have one.
5. Complete your details: enter your email address accurately to receive your tickets later.
6. Choose your payment method: pay by credit card, Fanspass wallet, or available installment options.
7. Receive your ticket: once payment succeeds, your digital ticket is sent directly to your email.

Found a Cheaper Price Elsewhere?

If you've booked a seat for an Al-Ittifaq match through Fanspass and then find the exact same price listed lower on another platform, you can submit a price-match request. All you need to do is reach out to us via WhatsApp with the following attached:

• Your email address registered with Fanspass.
• Your full name and phone number.
• Your order number, and the name of the competitor site where you found the lower price.
• The link to the competitor's payment page.
• A screenshot showing the final price including all fees, with the date and time clearly visible.

As soon as you submit your request, the Fanspass support team verifies the information and gets back to you within just 30 minutes.

Al-Ittifaq Stadium: A New Facility in the Heart of Dammam

Al-Ittifaq hosts its official matches at its own stadium in central Dammam, currently known under a commercial sponsorship as "EGO Stadium," after previously being known as Abdullah Al-Dabal Stadium. The original facility was built in 1983 and used for many years as a training ground and venue for friendly matches and youth categories, before undergoing a comprehensive redevelopment between 2021 and 2023 that removed the athletics track surrounding the pitch and brought the stands closer to the field, raising capacity to roughly 13,000 seats. The stadium officially reopened in September 2023 under its new name, hosting its first official match against Al-Raed, before Dutch star Georginio Wijnaldum scored the new facility's first official goal in a match against Al-Ittihad.

Before heading to the stadium, it's best to plan your trip in advance: identify the gate closest to your ticket category, check available parking areas around the stadium, and arrive early — especially for upcoming matches against major clubs or traditional Eastern Province rivals — to avoid congestion in the final minutes before kickoff.

Matchday Atmosphere in Al-Ittifaq's Stands

From the moment you approach the stadium, you can feel that an Al-Ittifaq match isn't just a passing sporting event, but an occasion that brings the Eastern city's fans together around their team in its familiar green and red colors. The chants echoing from the popular stands create an intense atmosphere throughout both halves, giving anyone attending for the first time a clear sense of why Dammam's people have stayed attached to their club across generations.

To get the most out of your experience, make sure to arrive with plenty of time before kickoff, confirm the entry gate printed on your ticket, and follow the organizers' instructions regarding permitted belongings. Thanks to the digital ticket issued by Fanspass, entering the stadium becomes faster and simpler, with no need to carry a paper ticket that could get damaged or lost.

Buying and Selling Al-Ittifaq Tickets in a Trusted Marketplace

Many Al-Ittifaq fans prefer dealing with Fanspass when they want to sell a ticket they won't use, or to find a good deal in the final moments before a match, because the marketplace is built on full pricing transparency and easy sorting from lowest to highest. Every purchase is covered by a guarantee that protects the buyer from any issue that might arise — whether you're a seller looking to recoup your ticket's value or a buyer looking for a seat at a fair price right before the match.

Why Do Al-Ittifaq Fans Choose Fanspass?

Fanspass doesn't just list tickets — it builds a complete purchasing experience that brings peace of mind at every step:

• Full buyer protection: any Al-Ittifaq ticket purchased through the platform is fully protected, and we handle any issue that comes up after purchase.
• Simple, clear design: searching for the match, choosing your category, and completing payment are all streamlined steps that don't take long.
• A real seat preview: you can see the actual viewing angle from your seat before you pay a single riyal.
• Clear pricing with no surprises: fees are shown upfront and in full, with no hidden costs appearing at checkout.

Practical Tips Before You Finalize Your Booking

• Get your ticket count right: buy the full number you need in a single order to keep seats together.
• Check the stadium map: review the seating chart and any notes shown on each ticket's page before confirming.
• Use the filters: use the search tools to narrow results down to listings that offer the exact number of seats you need together.
• Don't delay your booking: demand rises noticeably before matches against Al-Qadsiah, Al-Khaleej, and the league's top clubs, so booking early gives you better options at a better price.
• Verify your ticket's source: always make sure you're buying through a platform that protects your rights as a buyer, to avoid any non-authentic ticket, especially for high-demand matches.

How to Sell Your Tickets on Fanspass

If you can't attend a match you've already bought a ticket for, you can list it for resale on Fanspass by following these steps:

1. Log in: sign in to your personal account on the platform.
2. Open your profile: click on the "My Account" icon.
3. Choose the sell option: select "Sell" from the menu shown to you.
4. Add your tickets: click "Add Tickets" to start the listing process.
5. Select the event: choose the relevant match from the list of events.
6. Enter ticket details: add the required details for the ticket or tickets you want to sell.
7. Attach proof of purchase: upload the documents confirming the ticket's authenticity.
8. Choose your listing method: select the appropriate way to list your tickets for sale.
9. Set the price: enter the amount you'd like to sell your ticket for.
10. Save the listing: click "Save" so your ticket appears immediately to buyers within the platform's marketplace.

Al-Ittifaq's New Season: What's Ahead for Fans?

The Saudi Roshn Professional League announced that the new 2026–27 season kicks off on Thursday, August 13, 2026 — the date on which Al-Ittifaq will play its first official match after the summer preparation period. Once the full match schedule is confirmed, tickets for the team's fixtures will become available progressively on Fanspass, so it's recommended to follow Al-Ittifaq's page closely to secure the best seats as soon as they go on sale.

Current Squad Stars: A Mix of Local and International Experience

Al-Ittifaq's first team features a striking blend of international experience and young Saudi talent. After being led by former English manager Steven Gerrard between 2023 and 2025 — a project through which several global names were drawn to Dammam — the team today continues to build around a core from that era alongside new additions. Dutch midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum captains the side as a key playmaker, joined in attack by French forward Moussa Dembélé, while Slovak goalkeeper Marek Rodák guards Al-Ittifaq's goal and Scottish defender Jack Hendry provides solidity at the back.

More recent additions to the squad include Czech midfielder Ondrej Duda, who arrived from Italy's Hellas Verona, Costa Rican defender Francisco Calvo, and South African forward Mohau Nkota, who joined from Orlando Pirates. This mix of European experience and local youthful energy is what gives Al-Ittifaq's matches an exciting competitive edge for followers every matchday.

The Founding of Al-Ittifaq: How Three Clubs Became One

Al-Ittifaq's founding story starts from a problem that seemingly had no solution: three young Dammam-based clubs competing for the same fans and the same resources, none of them with enough means to survive on its own. The three clubs were Al-Ta'awoun, led by Abdullah bin Hussein Al-Jarayan; Al-Shabab, led by Ali bin Saleh Al-Ghamdi; and Al-Sha'ab, led by Faris Al-Hamid — all of which began their activity in the early 1940s amid growing interest from people across the Eastern Province.

In 1945, the presidents of the three clubs met at Faris Al-Hamid's house and reached a single agreement: merge the three clubs into one unified footballing entity, run and funded by the Ministry of Sport at the time. It was Faris Al-Hamid himself who suggested naming the new entity "Al-Ittifaq" ("The Agreement"), commemorating the moment of consensus that ended the pointless internal rivalry. The founders initially chose green and white as the club's colors, before the team later settled on the green-and-red identity it wears to this day. Sudanese coach Mohammed Hassan Khairi took charge of managing the team technically in its early years, before a new era began in the early 1960s with the rise of a young defender, Khalil Al-Zayani, who was barely fifteen years old when he joined the squad straight out of the youth academy.

Since that founding, Al-Ittifaq has never been just the representative of a neighborhood or district within Dammam — it became, as the club's own history describes it, a footballing ambassador for its entire city, moving from one achievement to the next until its name became a fixture in every conversation about the history of Saudi football.

Al-Ittifaq's Honours Record Through History

Al-Ittifaq holds a record of nearly 13 official titles spread across domestic and continental competitions, built up over successive decades of achievement:

• Crown Prince Cup: one title (1965), the club's first-ever official trophy since its founding.
• King Cup: two titles (1968 and 1985), and Al-Ittifaq was the first Eastern Province club to be crowned champion of this competition.
• Premier League: two titles (1983 and 1987), the first of which was achieved without a single defeat all season, making Al-Ittifaq the first Saudi club to win the league this way.
• Gulf Club Championship: 3 titles (1983, 1988, and 2007), making it the first international title held by a Saudi club in the Kingdom's name.
• Arab Club Champions Cup: two titles (1984 and 1988), with the 1984 title being the first external continental achievement in the history of Saudi football as a whole.
• Saudi Federation Cup / Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup (the same competition after a name change): 3 titles (early 1990s, then 2003 and 2004 consecutively).

This record made Al-Ittifaq one of the few Saudi clubs to combine domestic leadership with continental firsts at the same time, particularly during the 1980s, widely regarded as the most brilliant era in the club's history.

The Club's Historic Top Scorer and the Legends Who Built Al-Ittifaq's Name

Khalil Al-Zayani tops the list of names inseparable from Al-Ittifaq's identity. He spent his entire playing career as a defender for the club starting at age fifteen, before becoming the first Saudi coach to lead a club to a Premier League title, and then leading the national team itself to qualify for the Los Angeles Olympics and win the Asian Cup in that same year, 1984.

Alongside him, Omar Bakhashwain stands as one of the club's most prominent attacking names, wearing the Al-Ittifaq shirt as a forward for twenty consecutive seasons between 1982 and 2002. During that span he took part in 8 major titles with the club and represented the Saudi national team at the 1984 Gulf Cup and the Los Angeles Olympics, before later continuing his career as the club's own manager. Playing alongside them during the club's golden era were Saleh Khalifa and Sami Jassim, part of a group of players who formed the backbone of the most successful period in Al-Ittifaq's history, both domestically and continentally.

Note: a precise, verified all-time top-scorer goal tally for Al-Ittifaq could not be confirmed through the sources available for this page. Omar Bakhashwain is presented here based on his documented tenure and honours rather than an unverified goals figure — if an exact number becomes available, it should be added here.

This historical legacy is what gives Al-Ittifaq's matches today a dimension that goes beyond the result of any single game — every new season is seen as a chance to add a new chapter to the record of a club that has represented the Eastern Province at the highest levels for decades.

Frequently Asked Questions About Al-Ittifaq Tickets

When does Al-Ittifaq's new season start?

The 2026–27 Saudi Roshn League season begins on Thursday, August 13, 2026, according to the league's announcement — the date on which Al-Ittifaq plays its first official match of the new season.

Where does Al-Ittifaq play its home matches?

Al-Ittifaq plays its official matches at its own stadium in central Dammam, currently known as EGO Stadium following comprehensive redevelopment work completed in 2023 that raised its capacity to around 13,000 seats.

What's the best way to guarantee the lowest price for an Al-Ittifaq ticket?

Booking early as soon as match tickets go on sale is always the best option, alongside comparing categories using Fanspass's search filters. And if you find the same price cheaper with a competitor, you can submit a price-match request via WhatsApp within 30 minutes, following the steps outlined in this guide.

How many titles has Al-Ittifaq won in its history?

Al-Ittifaq holds a record of more than 13 domestic and continental titles, most notably its Premier League titles in 1983 and 1987, the King Cup, a double of the Gulf and Arab club titles in 1988, in addition to being the first Saudi club to win an international title in the Kingdom's name in 1984.

Are Al-Ittifaq tickets on Fanspass digital?

Yes — once payment is completed successfully, your digital ticket is sent directly to your email, making entry to the stadium faster with no need for any paper ticket.

Can I sell my ticket if I'm unable to attend?

Yes, Fanspass lets you easily relist your ticket for sale through your personal account, by selecting "Sell," adding the ticket's details and proof of authenticity, and setting the price that works for you.

What's the biggest derby Al-Ittifaq plays?

The closest and hottest matchups are those against its neighbors Al-Qadsiah and Al-Khaleej, given all three clubs are from the Eastern Province with stadiums close to one another geographically, in addition to top matches against Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ittihad, which are always classified as high-demand fixtures for tickets.

What's the capacity of Al-Ittifaq's new stadium?

Al-Ittifaq Stadium (EGO Stadium) has a capacity of around 12,924 seats following redevelopment work that removed the athletics track surrounding the pitch and brought the stands closer to the field. It officially reopened in September 2023.

Are installment payment options available when buying Al-Ittifaq tickets?

Yes, alongside paying by credit card or Fanspass wallet, Fanspass offers installment options available at checkout, with details shown directly at the payment step before you confirm your order.

How many domestic and continental titles has Al-Ittifaq won exactly?

Al-Ittifaq has won the Crown Prince Cup once, the King Cup twice, the Premier League title twice, the Gulf Club Championship 3 times, the Arab Club Champions Cup twice, and the Saudi Federation Cup/Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup 3 times, bringing its total official titles to around 13.