Clubs in the Saudi Arabian championship will not be able to spend as much money in the winter transfer window as they did in the summer. This was reported by Like.
The Saudi Arabian Sovereign Fund (PIF), which finances the four leading clubs (Al-Hilal, Al-Nasr, Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahly), has reportedly introduced transfer limits. Without PIF support, teams will not be able to spend as much money on players this winter as they did last summer. In the summer of 2023, Saudi teams spent $875.4 million on rookies.
Clubs will have to meet a number of strict conditions in order to make transfers. Teams will need to find their own funds to purchase players.
There is a limit of eight foreign players per application in Saudi Arabia for this season. It will be possible to add 10 foreign players to the squad as of next season.
Al-Hilal, which played 19 matches in the Saudi Arabian championship, is the leader with 53 points. Al-Nasr (Riyadh) is in second place, and Al-Ahly (Jeddah) is in third place.
Previously reportedKarim Benzema left Saudi Arabia.
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Source: Gazeta
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