NEOM SC is a professional soccer club that carries the name of Saudi Arabia’s NEOM development project, a sprawling futuristic initiative in the northwest of the country.
The team currently competes in the Saudi Pro League after securing promotion in the 2025‑26 season, finishing with 45 points in its debut top‑flight campaign.
Its squad includes high‑profile signings such as former Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette and ex‑West Ham winger Said Benrahma, signalling an intent to attract European talent.
The club’s origins trace back to 1965, when it operated under the names Al‑Suqoor and Falcons FC before being rebranded as NEOM SC in 2025 as part of the broader NEOM vision.
Home matches are staged at King Khalid Sports City in Tabuk, a venue separate from the still‑under‑construction NEOM area, highlighting the gap between ambition and reality.
Plans call for a new stadium to be integrated into The Line, the linear city at the heart of NEOM, with a capacity exceeding 46,000 and a design that places the venue more than 1,150 feet above ground level, forming part of Saudi Arabia’s bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup.