FIFA has sent a shock to al-shabab after deciding to stop the capital club from registering in the coming period.
According to fifa, as published in the new digital tool showing the data of clubs subject to the official registration ban, al-shabab were prevented from registering for three transfer periods, but the reasons for this were not explained.
The digital tool for suspended club data on enrolment in FIFA showed that Al-Fatah club was suspended for three periods as well, and that Al-Faisali clubs, Al Sadd, Riyadh, Al-Sha ‘bah, Al Wahda and Al Ain continued to be suspended.
FIFA said the youth ban was issued on 15 February, while the ban was issued on 15 March.
The ban on registration has besieged a number of Saudi clubs in past periods advanced by Al-Nasr and the Federation, while the case for the suspension of Al-Ahli from registration is pending before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) without a final decision.
In his statement, the Fédération internationale de football (Fédération internationale de football) did not reveal any reasons for the suspension of these clubs and merely stated the dates of the decisions and the duration of the ban.
In his statement, Viva interpreted the new instrument he had launched, stressing that its primary objective was to provide all parties concerned, especially players, clubs and fans.
