The current season saw the imposition of fines on a number of clubs in the competitions of the Saudi Professional League al-ahli and the Copa del Rey due to violations of competition regulations. Decisions issued by the Disciplinary and Ethics Committee of the Saudi Football Federation revealed that the al-ahli Club had issued the list of the most vulnerable clubs.
The total fines imposed on clubs in the Saudi Professional League up to the 29th round, the Copa del Rey semi-final, amounted to about 2 million and 717,000 riyals.
Al-Ahli issues the list of clubs most exposed to fines in amounts up to 630 thousand riyals, due to repeated irregularities such as delayed entry of players to the stadium, misconduct of the fans and otherwise.
The al-shabab Club was ranked second on the list at SAR 405 thousand, while Al-Nasr Club was ranked third at SAR 400 thousand.
For its part, Etihad Club is ranked fourth in the list of the most fined clubs about 320 thousand riyals, while Al-Hilal Club is fifth with 185 thousand riyals, and your club is sixth with 140 thousand riyals.
8 clubs were fined for less than 100 thousand rials, respectively: Major (80 thousand), Riyadh (70 thousand), Cooperation (60 thousand), Fatah (35 thousand), Packages (25 thousand), Abha (20 thousand), Gulf (20 thousand) and Tai (10 thousand).
Al Fayha Club is an exception to this list during the current season, having received no financial penalties so far during the league and cup competitions.
The Disciplinary Committee of the Saudi Football Federation recently announced a fine of SAR 100 thousand to the Federation Club for throwing its fans 20 a water can towards the pitch during the match that gathered its team with the crescent in the semi-final of the Copa del Rey.
The committee also announced that Abdul Razak Hamdallah and Sa ‘ad al-Moussa were fined an estimated 20,000 rials each for their absence from the flash interview area after confronting the crescent.
