Al-Qadsiah earns 79M riyals from Afri and Ieki sales

Al Hilal Saudi Club achieved financial profits of approximately 79 million riyals from its investment in young players, especially through selling Ghanaian player Jerry Afray to KAA Gent of Belgium for about 6 million euros after developing him and gaining professional experience. The club also made gains from the Argentine Ezequiel Fernandez deal, where the difference between purchase and sale was around 15 million dollars. The club relies on an investment model focused on attracting talent, developing it, increasing its market value, and then reselling for greater financial returns, while retaining a share of future sales to boost profits. This strategy aligns with the regulatory adjustments in the Saudi League, which allow clubs to invest more in young players with the aim of strengthening the financial aspect and generating revenue from selling talent.

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