The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has officially announced a transfer ban on Al-Kholood Club for three transfer windows due to an unresolved financial dispute with a player.

This decision came after reviewing the file during the past period, to be approved definitively and communicated to the club through official channels.

FIFA clarified in its statement that the penalty is related to the failure to settle financial dues, which led to the imposition of a ban on registering new players.

Ben Harburg, the owner of Al-Khulood Club, is striving to act swiftly to resolve the crisis and work on lifting the suspension before the upcoming transfer windows.

The club relies on resolving the ongoing dispute to avoid the continuation of the penalty, especially since the current situation may affect its future plans.

These developments come at a difficult time, following the team's recent loss to Al-Hilal in the league, which increases the pressure on the management.

Al-Khulood hopes to quickly overcome this phase and regain its technical and administrative stability before the start of the new season.