One win separates Rodgers from breaking record in Al Qadsiah history

The importance of this opportunity is amplified as Al Qadisiyah prepare to host Al Hilal on Friday, in a match that is part of the 11th round of the Saudi Pro League, featuring a clash between the title race and Rodgers' ambition to etch his name alone in the club's records.

Al Qadsiah sit at the top of the table, one point ahead of Al Hilal, who have a game in hand. This makes the upcoming match a crucial point in the title race, as the hosts aim to extend their lead, while Al Hilal seek to close the gap at the summit.

Rodgers currently shares the record for the most wins in the Saudi Pro League with Spanish coach Michel, with both achieving 26 victories. Therefore, Friday's win presents an opportunity for the Northern Irish manager to take sole possession of the historic top spot.

The numbers reveal a difference in the number of matches each manager needed to reach this tally; Rodgers collected his 26 victories over 36 matches, while Michel required 43 encounters to achieve the same number, giving the former an advantage in terms of matches played.

Three points against Al Hilal would be enough for Rodgers to claim the record outright, on a night that could see Al Qadsiah strengthen their position at the top of the Saudi Pro League while their coach celebrates a historic achievement, amid anticipation for the upcoming clash.

Brendan Rodgers, the head coach of Al Qadisiyah, is close to achieving an unprecedented historical feat with the team, as he needs just one more win to become the club's all-time winningest manager in the Saudi Pro League.