Ibrahim Al-Qabba, the Assistant Secretary-General of the Saudi Football Federation, announced that the Saudi Super Cup held in Hong Kong has achieved exceptional revenues that have never been recorded in the history of the tournament, confirming the significant commercial success of the current edition.

Al-Qabba explained during the promotional press conference for the tournament that the exact revenue figures cannot be disclosed at this time, but he confirmed that the results are exceptional and surpass any previous edition of the Saudi Super Cup.

He pointed out the participation of 13 sponsoring companies from China and Hong Kong, considering this an indication of the tournament's ability to reach new markets. He stated that East Asia is a market that loves football and the stars participating in the Saudi league, with the possibility of considering holding the tournament there in the future.

Al-Qabba added that Saudi football is continuously evolving, and all relevant parties are working together to achieve common goals, explaining that this significant interest confirms the validity of the strategy being followed in marketing the tournament internationally and attracting global players.

Regarding the distribution of revenues, Al-Qabba confirmed that there is a specific regulation for the participation of all clubs, and that the distribution is done fairly according to the applicable regulations, emphasizing that the tournament represents the entire nation and is not exclusive to any player or club, with all teams positively interacting with this vision.