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Al-Nassr management seeking to settle the club’s debts in preparation for potential sale

QuelleArab News
Veröffentlicht20. Oktober 2026 um 12:42
ThemenUnternehmen & Investitionen in Saudi-Arabien, Sport
RechtsgebietHandelsrecht
BrancheInvestitionen
RechtsraumSaudi-Arabien

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The management of Al-Nassr FC, owned by the Public Investment Fund, is seeking to repay debts exceeding $212 million (SR800 million) through sponsorships and partnerships as a prelude to a potential sale, Asharq Al-Awsat has reported.

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Al-Nassr management seeking to settle the club’s debts in preparation for potential sale

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