Khaled Al-Ghamdi resigns as Al-Ahli president after three years
Khaled Al-Ghamdi has stepped down as president of Al-Ahli after three years marked by major achievements, thanking fans and supporters for their backing.
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AIKhaled Al-Ghamdi, chairman of Al-Ahli Club, announced his resignation today after three years at the helm, noting that his tenure included numerous sporting challenges and achievements.
In a message to Al-Ahli supporters, Al-Ghamdi said he is proud of what was accomplished during his presidency, highlighting back-to-back Asian Elite titles and the Saudi Super Cup, as well as the efforts of the board, the Public Investment Fund, club staff, and technical and administrative teams.
Al-Ghamdi added that Al-Ahli’s fans were always a pillar and partner in every success, expressing gratitude for their trust and ongoing support, and affirming that Al-Ahli will remain strong thanks to its history and supporters.
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Appreciation for efforts and call to continue success
Al-Ghamdi also expressed appreciation for everyone who supported or constructively disagreed with the club out of concern for its future, wishing Al-Ahli continued success in all upcoming competitions.
Al-Ghamdi’s presidency saw significant developments both locally and continentally, further strengthening Al-Ahli’s standing among Saudi clubs.