Discover the top five all-time Saudi Pro League goalscorers as of September 12, 2026, including Omar Al-Somah, Hamdallah, Nasser Al-Shamrani, Ronaldo, and Al-Sahlawi.
Cristiano Ronaldo has already climbed into the Saudi Pro League’s elite goalscoring group, but the Portuguese superstar still has plenty of ground to cover if he wants to become the competition’s all-time leading scorer. As of September 12, 2026, Ronaldo has 105 Saudi Pro League goals, putting him fourth among the league’s leading scorers, according to the competition’s official records.
That puts him behind three players who built their records over much longer spells in Saudi football. Omar Al-Somah leads the way with 162 goals, followed by Abderrazak Hamdallah on 158 and Nasser Al-Shamrani on 126, while Mohammed Al-Sahlawi sits fifth with 105.
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The Top Five Goal Scorers in the Saudi Pro League
| Rank | Player | Goals |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Omar Al-Somah | 162 |
| 2 | Abderrazak Hamdallah | 158 |
| 3 | Nasser Al-Shamrani | 126 |
| 4 | Cristiano Ronaldo | 105 |
| 5 | Mohammed Al-Sahlawi | 105 |
The official Saudi Pro League’s published historical list has Al-Sahlawi on 105 and Ronaldo on 102 before Ronaldo’s 2026/27 goals took him to 105. Ronaldo is therefore tied up with Al-Sahlawi in the overall goal tally and has also surpassed him as Al-Nassr’s record scorer.
5. Mohammed Al-Sahlawi – 105 Goals
Mohammed Al-Sahlawi was one of the defining Saudi forwards of his generation, spending much of his career with Al-Nassr and becoming a regular source of goals for both club and country. His 105 league goals kept him among the competition’s most productive forwards, a record that stood as Al-Nassr’s benchmark until Ronaldo arrived. Ronaldo eventually moved past him as Al-Nassr’s all-time leading scorer in the Saudi Pro League era, but Al-Sahlawi’s overall league tally remains one goal above the Portuguese star’s current total.
4. Cristiano Ronaldo – 105 Goals
Cristiano Ronaldo’s rise up this list has been extraordinary because he needed only a few seasons to enter a ranking dominated by players who spent much longer in the competition. Since joining Al-Nassr in January 2023, he has continued scoring at a remarkable rate and reached 104 league goals in just 110 appearances. His latest milestone came in August 2026, when his winning goal against Al-Taawoun took him past Al-Sahlawi as Al-Nassr’s record scorer in the Pro League era. He added another goal against Abha on September 9, bringing his current league tally to 105.
3. Nasser Al-Shamrani – 126 Goals
Nasser Al-Shamrani’s 126 goals put him comfortably inside the top three, but his influence on the league goes beyond his overall tally. The former Al-Shabab and Al-Hilal striker won the league’s top-scorer award four times, more than any other player in the competition. That consistency explains why his record has remained so difficult to dislodge. Ronaldo is currently 22 goals behind him, meaning the next stage of the Portuguese forward’s climb will require another sustained run of scoring.
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2. Abderrazak Hamdallah – 158 Goals
Hamdallah has been one of the Saudi Pro League’s most prolific forwards of the modern era, producing goals across several clubs and continuing to remain among the competition’s leading scorers. His current total of 158 leaves him only five goals behind Al-Somah. The Moroccan’s record is particularly impressive because his goals have come across multiple stages of his Saudi career rather than one dominant spell. He has therefore remained a constant presence near the top of the historical chart, even as a new generation of global stars has arrived.
1. Omar Al-Somah – 162 Goals
Omar Al-Somah remains the Saudi Pro League’s all-time leading scorer with 162 goals. The Syrian striker established the record largely during his hugely successful spell with Al-Ahli before continuing to add to his tally after moving between Saudi clubs. What makes Al-Somah’s record particularly impressive is how close the next two players are without actually catching him. Hamdallah is only five goals behind, while Al-Shamrani sits 35 goals back, leaving Al-Somah’s record firmly in place for now.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, has already made his mark on the list despite arriving in Saudi Arabia much later than the players above him. At 104 goals, he is 22 behind Al-Shamrani and 57 behind Al-Somah, meaning the battle to reach the top is still a long way from being decided. For now, though, Al-Somah remains the name every Saudi Pro League goalscorer is chasing. Can Cristiano Ronaldo climb into the top three, or will Omar Al-Somah’s 162-goal record remain untouched? Let us know in the comments.
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