Saudi Federation outlines new women's season with foreign players
The Saudi Football Federation has established new regulatory rules for women's football competitions for the upcoming season. These include specifying the number of players on team rosters and their ages, as well as requiring a certain number of Saudi players and foreign professional players to be registered. In the Premier League, clubs may register between 16 and 25 players, with a mandatory registration of 15 professional Saudi players, and permission to register up to 6 foreign professionals and two players born domestically. Enhanced participation of foreign players and players born domestically is encouraged in matches. Additionally, there is a requirement to have 5 foreign players and one domestic-born player on the field at all times, with only Saudi women allowed in the goalkeeper position. In lower divisions, a minimum of 5 Saudi professional players and 5 foreign professionals are required, with specific age restrictions. These regulations also include provisions for all age groups and youth categories, aiming to raise skill levels and foster the development of national talents.
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