Prepared naturalization aims to break deadlock
The article discusses the phenomenon of relying on naturalization in Gulf football as a solution to the weak performance of national teams. The author highlights that this approach is a temporary and unsustainable method that threatens the future of Gulf football by prioritizing club interests over those of the citizens and the homeland. The article emphasizes the need to identify and analyze the reasons behind the absence of local talents and to develop national policies to nurture these talents, rather than resorting to excessive naturalization. It also warns of the negative consequences this approach could have on the identity of Gulf tournaments and calls for a meeting to review the regulations governing naturalization. The author affirms that developing local players is the best way to ensure a strong and sustainable future for sports in the region.
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