Al Hilal Saudi Club has continued to assert its dominance in Asian football, topping the list of the best clubs in the continent according to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS). Al Hilal ranked 59th globally, confirming its position as the strongest Asian team at present.

Despite Al Hilal's Asian superiority, it ranked second among Arab clubs, following Egyptian Al Ahly, which secured the 32nd spot globally, leading the Arab and African clubs. These rankings reflect the performance levels of the clubs on the international stage, as both Al Ahly and Al Hilal continue to deliver impressive performances across various competitions.

On the Asian front, Japan's Yokohama F. Marinos came in second after Al Hilal, occupying the 99th position globally. The Japanese team is one of the prominent clubs in the continent, competing fiercely for both domestic and continental titles.

Al Nassr Saudi Club maintained its presence among the major Asian clubs, ranking fourth in the continent and 111th globally. Additionally, Al Ahly Saudi Club entered the top five in Asia, securing the fifth position regionally and 116th globally.

This ranking highlights the strong position that Saudi clubs hold in the football arena, with three Saudi clubs among the top five in the continent. As the fierce competition among major clubs continues, Al Hilal remains at the forefront, striving to maintain its superiority both in Asia and globally.