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Champions Observed His Growth as Children
The Saudi national football team won the Gulf Cup title after a 23-year absence, since their last victory in 2003. The generation of players who won the title in 2003 were between 9 and 11 years old at the time of their crowning, while some current players were not even born then. The victory is attributed to the efforts of the players and the coaching staff. This title is Saudi Arabia's ninth in the history of the Gulf Cup, marked by outstanding performances from key players such as Mohamed Al-Owais, who displayed exceptional goalkeeping, achieving four clean sheets and two penalty saves during the tournament, contributing significantly to the team's crown.
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