Al Shabab Saudi Football Club’s badge uses a clean circular design with English text at the top and Arabic text at the bottom. The founding year 1947 is split across the sides, while the centre features a black three-part abstract symbol inside a copper-red ring.

The central mark is a modern graphic element rather than a detailed animal or city landmark. It gives the badge a simplified identity built around movement, symmetry and the club’s black, white and copper-red visual style.

Al Shabab was founded in Riyadh in 1947 as Shabab Al-Riyadh, making it one of the oldest football clubs in the Saudi capital. The club was renamed Al Shabab in 1967 after a merger with Al Najmah and Al Marekh.

The club’s name means “youth” in Arabic, reflecting its early reputation for young players. Its famous nickname is “Al Leith,” or “The White Lion,” although the current badge does not show a lion.

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