Ronaldo's team suffered a major shock.

The International Football Federation (FIFA) has announced a temporary ban on Al Nassr club from registering new players, stemming from an ongoing case.

Al Nassr is becoming the target of unpleasant rumors.

Gulf Times , citing the FIFA website, reported that Al Nassr is among the Saudi Arabian Premier League (SPL) clubs under investigation, resulting in a temporary suspension of new player registrations.

FIFA's ban on Al Nassr, effective December 19th, has sent shockwaves through Asian and Saudi Arabian football. Currently, there is no clear information regarding the specific details of the pending case involving Al Nassr.

Al Nassr is under a transfer ban imposed by FIFA.

However, this situation is not unique to Al Nassr. Several other Saudi Arabian clubs are also on FIFA's transfer and player registration ban list, including Al Shabab, Al Riyadh, and Damac.

A Saudi Arabian football legal expert said the ban most likely relates to issues of player wages and payment of expenses, leading to workers suing FIFA and resulting in the organization banning Al Nassr.

Such bans are usually procedural and will be lifted immediately once Al Nassr pays the transfer fees for the players.

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