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Elections ran into unexpected delays
The majority of followers expected Badr Al-Ruzaizaa to win the presidency of the Saudi Football Federation, especially after all competitors were excluded and his supportive list was kept for the sake of endorsement. This confirms that the results were predictable from the beginning of the electoral process. Such expectations are attributed to long-standing impressions and predictions accumulated over the years, with many believing that the outcome was known even before the voting took place. This situation reflects the dominance of traditional figures and conventional perceptions over the sports scene. It raises questions about whether the influence of the old faces within the federation's leadership will change and whether such a shift is possible to restore trust and address criticisms related to hierarchical decision-making.
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