In new eye-catching statements, media figure Ahmed Al-Ajlan revealed that Saudi football is gearing up for an unprecedented economic phase, starting with its major clubs supported by the sovereign fund: Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli.

Al-Ajlan explained that there is an intention to offer up to 75% of the shares of these clubs for sale, within a period not exceeding the next six months, as part of a comprehensive economic and professional transformation plan that the Kingdom aims to implement in the sports sector.

He pointed out that this step will open the door for new investors, some of whom may be unexpected, which sets the stage for significant changes in the sports ownership structure in the Kingdom.

He noted that the entry of new capital could change the rules of the game, whether in terms of local competition or in long-term management and sports planning.

Al-Ajlan concluded his statements by emphasizing that Saudi football is on the verge of radical developments, indicating that the upcoming phase will be full of surprises and reflects an unprecedented transformation in the history of Saudi clubs.