Red Sea Global signs sponsorship deal with Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli Football Club

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Updated 23 June 2023
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Red Sea Global signs sponsorship deal with Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli Football Club

Tourism developer Red Sea Global on Thursday said it has signed a sponsorship deal with Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli Football Club.

RSG is the multi-project developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations Amaala and The Red Sea, a statement from the company said.

With RSG becoming a Platinum Sponsor of the club’s first team, this means the company’s logo will be displayed on the players’ jerseys during all local and global competitions.

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RSG is developer of tourism spots Amaala and The Red Sea.

Logo on jerseys of players for all local, international games.

The agreement was signed in the presence of Ahmed Ghazi Darwish, chief administrative officer and spokesperson for RSG, and Tariq Khalifa, CEO of Al-Ahli FC Investment Co. A number of senior executives from RSG and members of the club’s board of directors were also in attendance.

“This sponsorship stems from the sense of social responsibility adopted by RSG, and our interest in promoting various initiatives in relation to sports,” Darwish said.

RSG will be an active partner in shaping the present and future of Saudi Arabia, by enhancing the sustainability of the sports sector, he added.


Dubai Basketball produce dramatic comeback win over Real Madrid

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Dubai Basketball produce dramatic comeback win over Real Madrid

  • The 93-85 victory at Coca-Cola Arena secured back-to-back EuroLeague home wins in the span of 48 hours

DUBAI: Dubai Basketball delivered another unforgettable night at Coca-Cola Arena, defeating Real Madrid 93-85 to secure back-to-back EuroLeague home wins in the span of 48 hours.

In front of a fired-up 7,000-strong home crowd, Dubai once again turned the arena into one of the most difficult venues in the competition, overpowering one of the most decorated teams in European basketball through sheer energy.

The night did not start easily for the home side. Real Madrid imposed themselves early, opening up a lead and testing Dubai’s resilience. But as the game wore on, the atmosphere inside Coca-Cola Arena began to shift. Defensive stops sparked momentum, the crowd found its voice, and Dubai surged back into the contest with renewed intensity.

Dubai flipped the game late in the third quarter, igniting the arena with a relentless run that changed the tone of the night. From there, the home side never looked back. Defensive pressure, composed execution and confidence on both ends allowed Dubai to close out the game in style, holding Real Madrid scoreless from the field for long stretches of the final quarter.

Dubai’s first signing of the new season, Dzanan Musa, led the charge against his former club with a standout performance, while McKinley Wright, Filip Petrusev and Dwayne Bacon delivered key moments at crucial stages. Dubai’s latest signing, Bruno Caboclo, made an impact on both ends, which lifted the team during the comeback, and Aleksa Avramovic controlled the tempo as Dubai powered to another statement win.

Head Coach Jurica Golemac praised both the team’s mentality and the role of the home crowd, saying, “It was an extremely tense game. The last 15 minutes, we found our rhythm and the fans gave us this extra push. Against one of the best teams in the EuroLeague, to finish like this shows our character. We believe we can beat anybody.”

The victory marks another milestone in Dubai Basketball’s debut EuroLeague season, reinforcing Coca-Cola Arena’s growing reputation as one of the toughest home courts in the league.

As the season enters its decisive phase, belief continues to build — on the court, in the stands, and across the city — with Dubai Basketball firmly in the fight for the post-regular season phase.