On July 26, Ibrahim Al-Muhaidib, the newly appointed chairman of Al-Nassr, threatened to resign due to a lack of financial support. This has put Al-Nassr in the awkward position of potentially having two different club chairmen within a year.
In April this year, following Al-Nassr’s 0-2 loss to Al-Hilal in the Riyadh derby, then-chairman Muammar resigned, unable to accept the team’s poor performance.
Before the start of the new Saudi Professional League season, Al-Nassr’s new chairman, Ibrahim Al-Muhaidib, has entered into a dispute with the club’s investment body, the Public Investment Fund (PIF). The PIF stated that Al-Nassr had been too expensive last year, using up its transfer budget, and as such, it will not approve new funds for strengthening the squad this summer.
Ibrahim Al-Muhaidib, the new chairman of Al-Nassr, is very dissatisfied: “Everyone knows that one hand cannot clap alone. If the current situation at Al-Nassr does not improve, I will submit my resignation. I will always stand with the fans of Al-Nassr and do everything I can to help the team.”
The financier believes that Al-Nassr is too costly and will not invest further; the new chairman threatens to resign.. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/21957.html
