the Saudi League

Malian Musa Mariga, Brazilian Michel Delgado, and international Saud Abdul Hamid, players of the Al Hilal first football team, will lead the blue team in its match once morest Al Khaleej today, in the “postponed” round 16 competitions of the Saudi Roshen League, according to sources for Al Riyadiah.
This is the first financial participation following the team’s return from the Asian tournament, in which it reached the final match once morest Urawa, Japan.
And according to the same sources, Luciano Vietto, the Argentine striker, will be on the bench. Vito suffered from a foot joint injury that kept him out of the previous four matches, while yesterday he returned to group training.
In terms of the starting line-up, the sources suggested that defender Khalifa Al-Dosari will start the Gulf match, to replace Ali Al-Bulayhi, who was suspended for accumulating cards.

A private source revealed to Al-Riyadiah that Al-Nasr Club management completed all procedures for obtaining the Asian license yesterday, and notified the Licensing Committee of the Saudi Professional League of all documents.
The same source confirmed that the management of the Al-Asmi Club closed, yesterday, the license file, following settling the introductions of professional contracts for some Saudi players, which are estimated at two million riyals.
He pointed out that the financial obligations due to former Portuguese coach Roy Vittoria and the American club Atlanta from the Argentine transfer deal, Betty Martinez, do not fall within the amounts payable to obtain the Asian license, and the two cases will be paid before the next summer transfers.

He revealed to Al-Riyadiah, Abdulaziz Al-Hamidi, head of the Licensing Committee in the Saudi Professional League, that next Friday, March 31, is the deadline for clubs to submit documents related to the financial obligations item, which comes within the financial criteria for obtaining the Asian license.
The head of the committee stated that the obligations item includes the dues of clubs, players, and the technical and administrative staff of the football sector, pointing out that there are 7 other items that are subject to evaluation. He added: “The dates of financial dues differed from previous years due to the AFC amending the dates of club championships following they were evaluated for the period ending on June 30. The assessment of financial obligations for the period ending until December 31, 2022 AD.” And he continued: “The five sports, administrative, legal, infrastructure, and financial standards have timelines that differ from each other, and each standard has its own deadline, and contains more than one item and is subject to evaluation, and the announcement of license holders will be in mid-May.”
The Chairman of the Licensing Committee referred to the organization of workshops for clubs in order to explain all procedures, in addition to conducting visits, indicating that their role as a committee is to ensure that all matters are facilitated with regard to meeting standards, and to answer all club inquiries in all licensing matters to ensure that clubs meet standards on time. specified time for each standard.