MENA Sports Wrap: Saudi-based Cristiano Ronaldo made history this week with 1 billion followers, while history was also made in Iraq during a clash with Kuwait.
Following the match, Iraq's head coach, Jesús Casas, expressed his disappointment with the red card decision, calling it harsh.
Arab athletes are picking up medals at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, as a shock result was seen at a major snooker tournament held in Saudi Arabia.
Mo Salah's age shows no signs of stopping the Liverpool FC striker, as he played a pivotal role in the club's victory over Manchester United.
The world governing body for football has delayed its ruling on a Palestinian request to suspend Israel from football.
The German broadcaster did not mention the Palestinian delegation during live commentary for the Paris Paralympics, during the parade.
Cristiano Ronaldo said he will likely retire at Al-Nassr in the next two or three years, making the Saudi club the likely to be the final stop in his career.
Could Saudi Arabia host the Olympics after the 2032 World Cup, as the kingdom seeks to broaden its sporting presence.
Footballer Anwar El Ghazi has pledged to give 500,000 to children in Gaza, after a court ruled his contract was wrongfully terminated.
Two Manchester City aces could be on their way to Saudi Arabia, as the SPL continues to hunt for big name talent from across the world.