Informed sources have reported that the Public Investment Fund intends to make significant changes to its sports strategy starting from the 2026-2027 season, as it will relinquish ownership of three of the four clubs it currently owns.

According to accounts interested in Saudi sports affairs, the fund will retain only one club, while the three remaining clubs will be sold to different companies, in a move aimed at restructuring the Saudi sports scene.

This decision is part of a broader plan to encourage the private sector to actively engage in sports investment and expand the competitive landscape, in line with the objectives of Vision 2030 for economic diversification.

Leaked information suggests that the club the Public Investment Fund wishes to retain is Al-Ahli, as the fund has shown special interest in this prestigious entity since the project's inception.

The desire to keep Al-Ahli under the fund's umbrella reflects a strategic vision aimed at enhancing the club's presence locally and continentally, making it a model to be emulated in professionalism and sports investment.