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The Saudi Ministry of Sports has begun transferring the non-profit shares of Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal, and Al-Nassr clubs to companies owned by the Public Investment Fund, leading to significant administrative changes. The board of Al-Ahli Club was dissolved, and its relationship with non-profit organizations was altered, while Nawaf bin Saad continued to independently chair Al-Hilal Club’s board. At Al-Ittihad, the transfer of ownership has sparked widespread debate about the future of management and its authorities, with strategic decision-making now concentrated within the Public Investment Fund. This shift enhances the separation between administrative and executive roles within the clubs.
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