Ali Al-Balawi bids emotional farewell to Al-Hilal after 16 titles
Saudi defender Ali Al-Balawi has officially announced his departure from Al-Hilal following an amicable contract termination, sharing an emotional farewell message with fans and the club.
Unforgettable Memories
Al-Balawi expressed deep gratitude to the club and its supporters, describing his tenure as a journey filled with championships and challenges that were integral to his professional career.
The 36-year-old player emphasized his continued loyalty and interest in Al-Hilal's affairs, expressing joy at wearing the jersey of Asia's giant club and receiving consistent support from the fans.
Background of Termination
The agreement to terminate the contract involved a buyout clause paid by an external party, with the club thanking Prince Alwaleed bin Talal for covering the costs, facilitating a swift and friendly resolution between both sides.
Al-Balawi leaves the club after a distinguished career where he won 16 different titles, cementing his status as one of the historical figures who left a significant mark on the blue team's history.
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