Al-Hilal Club revealed on Wednesday the extension of contracts with the duo Nouf Saud and Fatima Mansour, representatives of the women's first football team, for an additional two years. The official account of the women's team on platform 'X' broadcast video footage of the two players after completing the signing procedures, accompanied by a comment: 'Nouf and Fatima continue with Al-Hilal until 2028.' Defender Nouf Saud, aged 23, had joined the club in 2022 to make her presence on the roster participating in the first edition of the Premier League, while striker Fatima Mansour, aged 18, joined the team in the summer of 2025 coming from Al-Ittihad. These steps are part of the club's ongoing efforts to strengthen the squad during the current summer transfer window, which included the recruitment of Brazilian goalkeeper Aline Reis and French defender Kathleen Souza, with Aline returning to wear the Al-Hilal badge after her experience with Al-Ula last season, while Kathleen joined coming from Al-Nassr.

These steps come within the efforts of the women's Premier League clubs to strengthen their squads and prepare early for the upcoming competitions.

These moves reflect the clubs' desire for technical stability by retaining young key pillars alongside bringing in distinguished foreign expertise. Strengthening the defensive and offensive lines is a top priority for clubs aspiring to compete strongly for local titles. Monitoring the performance of the new arrivals remains a real test of the success of the preparation plans for the new season. Attention is turning to the increasing level of competitiveness in the women's Premier League in light of the continuous reinforcements.