The Al-Ahli Saudi FC 1987 Home Retro Football Jersey captures the character of Saudi Arabian football during the late 1980s. Based in Jeddah, Al-Ahli was already one of the country's most established clubs, recognised for its passionate supporters and proud domestic football tradition. The 1986–87 league campaign saw the team finish sixth in the Saudi Premier League, representing an era of established players and emerging talent.

Among the notable figures associated with Al-Ahli during this period were Amin Dabo and Khaled Massad. Dabo was admired for his technical ability and attacking creativity, while Massad would develop into one of Saudi Arabia's most accomplished midfielders. Their contributions reflect the footballing identity of a club that has remained an important part of Saudi football history for generations.

The jersey features a clean white base with contrasting green detailing, including a rounded collar with green edging, a short buttoned neckline and green-trimmed sleeve cuffs. The traditional green Al-Ahli shield appears on the chest, featuring a palm tree, crossed swords and Arabic lettering. A large red, white and blue rectangular graphic dominates the centre, creating a distinctive late-1980s appearance. Combining understated colours with a memorable vintage design, this heritage jersey is a classic tribute to Al-Ahli's football tradition.

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