The Saudi Professional League Association has imposed an active financial oversight system on Al-Shabab Club, as part of its steps to monitor its commitments and ensure it does not falter in any upcoming contracts within the transfer market.

This system requires the club to provide immediate financial guarantees, away from any scheduling plans, which complicates and makes the process of acquiring players, both local and foreign, more difficult compared to usual.

The measure aims essentially to support the club's financial stability while providing full protection for the rights of players and administrative bodies, contributing to enhancing confidence in the football work system within the Saudi league.

Reports have confirmed that the imposed oversight is not classified as a disciplinary penalty, but rather as a regular supervisory mechanism to ensure clubs settle their financial obligations promptly.

The regulation also requires the club to provide official documents proving its fulfillment of all obligations, to assess its financial position periodically and transparently before the association.

This step comes as part of a clear policy followed by the Saudi League Association, aimed at protecting the investment environment in local football and preventing any setbacks that could negatively impact the course of competitions and players.