A Royal Unveiling: Redesigned King’s Cup Trophy Revealed
The Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) recently showcased the newly redesigned trophy of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup in a ceremony in Riyadh, marking a significant moment in the realm of Saudi sports.
Tradition Meets Prestige: The Making of the New Trophy
Derived from previous designs, the trophy is made of sterling silver coated with pure 24-carat gold. It weighs 9.32 kg, a nod to 1932, the year the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was unified.
Symbolism in Design: Unveiling the Intricate Details
Adorned with a football-shaped piece enveloped in gold and malachite, the trophy features four distinct handles and is crowned with an emblem representing the Kingdom through crossed swords and a palm tree.
Rewarding Excellence: Prize and Prestige
The victor of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup not only gains this exquisite trophy but also receives a substantial prize of 10 million Saudi Riyals. This significant reward underscores the tournament’s importance and prestige within Saudi Arabian football.
Setting a New Standard: Future of Saudi Football Trophies
This momentous unveiling in Riyadh not only celebrates Al-Hilal‘s recent triumph but also sets a new standard for excellence and heritage in Saudi sports trophies. As teams prepare for future tournaments, they now have an even more compelling reason to aim for victory, knowing that such an exquisite piece of craftsmanship awaits them at the pinnacle of success.
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