Al Nassr will begin the defence of their Roshn Saudi League crown in 2026-27 aiming to turn last season’s long-awaited triumph into a sustained era of domestic dominance.
The Riyadh club clinched the 2025-26 Roshn Saudi League title, ending a trophy drought that had stretched longer than supporters of “Al Alami” have been accustomed to. Having returned to the summit of the Saudi game, fans are now demanding a second consecutive league success.
Al Nassr finished top of the table in 2025-26, restoring the club to a position more in keeping with its history. The new campaign offers the opportunity not only to protect that status but also to reinforce the sense that last season was the start of a new cycle rather than a one-off achievement.
Throughout the 2026-27 season, Al Nassr’s full Roshn Saudi League fixture list, results and up-to-date position in the standings will be tracked round by round, with continuous live updating after the conclusion of each matchday.
Thmanyah secures exclusive domestic rights
In a major change to how Saudi football will be watched across the region, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, the Saudi Pro League and the First Division League have jointly awarded domestic broadcast rights for local football competitions to media company Thmanyah.
Under the agreement, Thmanyah becomes the exclusive broadcaster for the Roshn Saudi League, the King’s Cup (Crown Prince Cup is not mentioned – keep King’s Cup as per original: actually “كاس خادم الحرمين الشريفين” is King’s Cup), the Saudi Super Cup and the Yelo League across the Middle East and North Africa.
The rights deal runs from the 2025-26 season through to the end of the 2030-31 campaign, covering Al Nassr’s current title defence and several seasons beyond.
Digital-only coverage and subscription options
Thmanyah will deliver coverage of the Roshn Saudi League, including Al Nassr’s 2025-26 and 2026-27 matches, via online digital streaming rather than traditional satellite television.
Matches are available through subscription packages on Thmanyah’s official website, with a range of paid options that offer higher picture quality and additional features.
The platform went live on 8 August 2025. For the following season, Thmanyah has also made a limited, free-to-access tier available. This no-cost option carries lower image quality and fewer benefits than the paid bundles but still allows fans to follow the action.
Supporters can watch via web browsers or by downloading the dedicated Thmanyah app. The application is available on Google Play for Android devices and on the App Store for iPhone users.
How to follow Al Nassr and Roshn Saudi League games
Thmanyah’s coverage replaces traditional TV channels in carrying Roshn Saudi League fixtures for 2026-27, including every Al Nassr match, alongside games from the King’s Cup, the Saudi Super Cup and the Yelo League.
Fans wishing to follow the league online must sign up through Thmanyah’s official platforms and select the subscription level that suits them, with the service designed around a secure, high-speed internet connection.
The broadcaster is positioning its digital model as the central hub for Saudi domestic football over the next six seasons, as Al Nassr attempt to turn last year’s long-awaited title into a period of sustained success.
