Al Ettifaq FC is a professional Saudi football club based in the city of Dammam, competing in the Saudi Professional League, the top flight of Saudi football. Founded in 1944, the club plays its home matches at the Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium, wearing the iconic orange and black kits. Under the presidency of Samer Al-Misehal and managed by the experienced Steven Gerrard, the club is undergoing an ambitious new chapter. Al Ettifaq, meaning "The Agreement," was established by a group of young men and has a storied history, including winning the Saudi Premier League twice in the 1980s and the King's Cup on multiple occasions. The club's golden era in the 1980s, led by legendary Saudi players, established them as a major force. In the modern era, after periods of mid-table finishes, the club has attracted global attention with high-profile signings and a renowned manager, aiming to return to the AFC Champions League and challenge for domestic honors. The fan base, known as the "Dawwakh" (The Smoky), is one of the most passionate in the country, creating an intimidating atmosphere. Al Ettifaq is a historic club with renewed ambition, striving to reclaim its place among Saudi Arabia's elite.