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The policies of football clubs in Saudi Arabia and abroad rely on strategic investment in player transfers to achieve artistic and economic objectives. Budgets are determined based on revenues, sponsorships, broadcasting rights, and ticket sales. Spending on transfers requires careful planning to realize artistic gains, such as elevating the team's level, increasing fan attendance, as well as boosting market value and attracting sponsors. On the other hand, reckless expenditures can lead to significant financial burdens if the player does not deliver the expected returns. Therefore, club managements employ analytical methods and financial and medical assessments before completing deals. Additionally, development academies for local players play a crucial role in reducing costs and generating future profits. In Saudi Arabia, transfer spending has increased in recent years with the development of the league and the attraction of international players. However, true success depends on balancing investment with artistic and economic returns to ensure the club's sustainability in the long term.
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