Saudi football's ambition has never been the question. Walk into any academy in the Kingdom and you will find serious coaches, committed families, and young players who train like the future depends on it — because it does. What you will not find is the data infrastructure that ambition deserves. The tools that tell a coach what actually happened in a match, which player is quietly outgrowing his age group, and what to work on tomorrow — those tools were built elsewhere, in other languages, for other football cultures.
The three of us founded EXORA to close that gap from inside the Kingdom. Arabic is not a translation layer here; it is the first language of the platform, the reports, and the support. Our analysis is built for coaches, not data scientists — evidence a training-ground staff can act on the same session.
We are building toward something simple to say and hard to do: every academy, club, and federation in Saudi Arabia making decisions on evidence. That is the infrastructure a football century runs on.
One house, four divisions:
ABWAB, our match intelligence platform.
Institutional advisory for federations, leagues, and clubs.
Competition intelligence: league-wide standards, benchmarking, and data products.
Field Notes and original analysis of Saudi football.
Speed is a feature of respect for coaches' time — the full report is ready before the team's next session.
Full ownership, no lock-in.
The platform, the reports, the support — native, not translated.
Including about our own work — we measure what we deliver.

Abdulaziz Alrasheed
Co-Founder

Faisal Alghdali
Co-Founder

Basem Alhobaish
Co-Founder
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