Saudi Clubs' Investment Finances Post-Privatization

Saudi clubs are moving towards adopting independent financing structures to enhance their borrowing capability from banks and sukuk (Islamic bonds), instead of primarily relying on shareholders. Currently, sponsorship receivables constitute the most important financial asset that can be used for future financing, as they are backed by long-term contracts with highly reputable counterparties. This allows clubs to obtain funding against their future cash flows from these receivables. As the significance of commercial sources such as broadcasting rights and sponsorships grows, it is expected that financing options will expand and the clubs’ creditworthiness will improve—especially with the growth of the market and the development of the 2034 World Cup events. The clubs’ ability to achieve financial sustainability depends on organizing their revenues in a way that aligns cash flows with payment schedules, achieved through financing plans that separate recurring revenues from irregular income.

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