Ghanaian defender, Samuel Sarfo, has claimed the Saudi Arabia First Division title with Al Khaleej which secures their promotion to the Saudi Pro League next season.
Al Khaleej finished top of the league standings with 66 points from 38 matches, the same as second-placed Al Adalh but the former were superior in goals difference.
Al Khaleej drew with Najran FC on the last day on Saturday whereas Al Adalh were also held to a scoreless stalemate on the same day.
The central defender lasted the entire duration of the match on Saturday as he contributed immensely to the success with his outstanding performance.
This is the second time the Saihat-based have won the Saudi First Division after winning it for the very first time in the 2005/2006 season.
The former Liberty Professionals captain joined Al Khaleej from Iran PRO League side Saipa FC in July 2019 and has since become a key member of the squad since joining the club.
Sarfo registered his 100th appearance for Al Khaleej in their 2-1 defeat to Al Wehda in March.
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