Clubs must allocate 75% for current season
The Board of Directors of the Saudi Football Federation and the Professional League have implemented a salary and bonus cap for players, setting it at a maximum of 75% for the current season, as part of efforts to enhance financial sustainability and enforce good governance within the clubs. This decision is being implemented concurrently with a gradual reduction from the previous limit of 80%, whereby clubs are now subject to restrictions aimed at controlling their budgets. A comprehensive review of financial statements is also underway to ensure compliance before players are registered for the new season. It is warned that any breach of this cap could result in penalties, including fines, bans from registering players, and point deductions in the league table, all in an effort to protect clubs from financial crises and ensure future financial stability.
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