The Bond Two seasons of improv at league start
A report has revealed a decline in the performance of the Saudi Professional League Association, demonstrating its inability to manage important decisions strategically—particularly regarding the prohibition of foreign players registered in the Elite League from participating in the Premier League. This improvisation has caused significant financial damages to the clubs, estimated at tens of millions of euros, due to their financial investments based on prior legislation. Additionally, the association suffers from legislative deficiencies and poorly considered administrative structures, as it makes sudden decisions during sensitive periods without consulting the clubs or conducting prior studies. This threatens the credibility of the league’s investment environment and undermines its future stability. The report confirms that the league’s management acts in a sporadic manner instead of establishing long-term plans, highlighting the urgent need for decisive legislative and administrative reforms to ensure stability and foster competitive development at a global level.
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