Al-Nassr is facing a recurring crisis in its recent matches in the Roshan Saudi League, as the last seven encounters have seen a player sent off in each game. This phenomenon has become a significant source of concern within the team, especially with the competition intensifying for the top positions as the season nears its end.

The latest red card incidents involved prominent players, with Simakan receiving a red card against Al-Ahli, while Duran was sent off in the match against Al-Ettifaq. Al-Fateel was not immune to this crisis either, as he was sent off against Al-Shabab, while Boshul continued the streak against Al-Khulood, leaving the team struggling with significant absences.

The high rate of red cards threatens Al-Nassr's stability in the crucial stages of the season, increasing the pressure on Italian coach Stefano Pioli. He now needs to find quick solutions, especially since any numerical disadvantage in the upcoming matches could cost the team valuable points that affect its ambitions.

The competition for the spots qualifying for the AFC Champions League is heating up, making discipline on the field essential. Any new setback could push Al-Nassr away from the top three positions, posing a risk to the team's goals this season.

With only a few rounds left in the league, Al-Nassr needs to keep its players' nerves in check and focus on finishing matches at full strength. If the team does not find quick solutions, this phenomenon could turn into a significant obstacle to its ambitions of achieving success this season.