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Excess money can dampen athletic drive
The article addresses the crisis in Saudi football from a market perspective, focusing on inflated player values, where local players are valued based on rarity and bidding wars rather than their actual performance. This has led to a bubble of salary inflation and an inflated level of technical performance. The article emphasizes the importance of reforming the professional system by implementing salary caps and performance standards to ensure player development and the growth of the national team. It also underscores that money should serve as an internal motivator, not an external one, to sustain enthusiasm and technical progress.
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