Despite the displacement caused by the ongoing conflict in Sudan, Al Hilal has maintained a level of dominance that defies their circumstances. Forced to seek a competitive home abroad, the club spent the 2024-25 season in Mauritania where they secured the Super D1 title. Transitioning to the 2025-26 campaign in Rwanda, they have once again proven their class by securing the championship with games to spare.
The Blue Wave's season in Rwanda has been nothing short of masterclass. Across 30 games, the team amassed 70 points, showcasing an offensive firepower that resulted in 69 goals scored. Their defensive unit was equally formidable, conceding only 20 goals throughout the rigorous campaign. This statistical dominance underscores a team that, while physically far from home, remains mentally and tactically superior.
This achievement adds a unique chapter to Al Hilal Omdurman's storied legacy. Already the most successful club in Sudan with 31 national titles, their ability to replicate that success as guest competitors in foreign leagues highlights the resilience of the institution. By conquering the domestic leagues of three different countries, Al Hilal has set a benchmark for adaptability and excellence that may never be replicated.
The triumph in Rwanda serves as a beacon of hope for their supporters back in Sudan, proving that the spirit of the club remains unbroken regardless of the venue. As they prepare to return to continental competition, Al Hilal Omdurman stands not just as champions of Rwanda, but as icons of a borderless footballing ambition.
Season breakdown for Al Hilal Omdurman:
• Games played: 30
• Total points: 70
• Goals scored: 69
• Goals conceded: 20
Historic titles achieved:
• Sudan Premier League
• Mauritania Super D1
• Rwanda Premier League