في حديثٍ صريح يلامس جوهر الأزمة داخل نادي النصر، خرج الرئيس المُكلّف السابق سلمان المالك عن صمته، مؤكداً أن النادي يمر بمرحلة حساسة تتطلب عودة القرار إلى من يعرف قيمة الكيان، وينتمي له تاريخاً وانتماءً.
وفي مداخلة تلفزيونية عبر برنامج «دورينا» مع الإعلامي خالد الشنيف، تحدث المالك من العاصمة البريطانية لندن، قائلاً: «يجب أن يُدار نادي النصر من أبنائه.. مشكلته الحقيقية في أنه يُدار من قبل أشخاص قليلي خبرة في كرة القدم، لا يعرفون دهاليزها ولا أسرارها».
وانتقد المالك بشفافية أداء الشركة الربحية المشرفة على إدارة النادي، قائلاً: «من يديرون الشركة لا يملكون الحد الأدنى من الفهم الكروي، وهم غير ملمين باللعبة، ولا يمكن بناء نادٍ منافس بعقليات بعيدة عن الميدان».
وأكد الرئيس المُكلّف السابق أن تمكين النصراويين داخل لجان النادي وإشراكهم في صناعة القرار أصبح ضرورة، وليس ترفاً. وقال في هذا السياق: «يجب توزيع أبناء النصر على اللجان العاملة في ناديهم. تجاهلهم بهذه الصورة غير مقبول.. ومن غير المنطقي أن يغيب منتمو النصر عن بيتهم، بينما يُدار من خارجه».
وشدد المالك على أن غياب الهوية النصراوية داخل مفاصل الإدارة ساهم في تضخيم الفجوة بين النادي وجماهيره، داعياً إلى إعادة صياغة الهيكل الإداري ليكون أكثر التصاقاً بتاريخ الكيان، وأكثر قرباً من مشجعيه.
وتأتي تصريحات سلمان المالك في وقتٍ تشهد فيه جماهير النصر موجة انتقادات واسعة تجاه أداء الفريق الأول، وتطالب بمراجعة شاملة لتركيبة الشركة الربحية وتوجهاتها الإدارية.
رئيس النصر السابق سلمان المالك من لندن:
النصر يُدار بغير أهله.. وأزمته غياب أبنائه عن القرار !
4 يونيو 2025 - 16:47
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In a candid statement that touches on the core of the crisis within Al-Nassr Club, former appointed president Salman Al-Malik broke his silence, confirming that the club is going through a sensitive phase that requires returning the decision-making to those who understand the value of the entity and have a historical and emotional connection to it.
In a television intervention through the program "Dourina" with journalist Khalid Al-Shneif, Al-Malik spoke from the British capital, London, saying: "Al-Nassr Club should be managed by its own sons... Its real problem is that it is run by individuals with little experience in football, who do not know its intricacies or secrets."
Al-Malik transparently criticized the performance of the profit-making company overseeing the club's management, stating: "Those managing the company do not possess the minimum understanding of football, and they are not familiar with the game, and it is impossible to build a competitive club with mentalities far removed from the field."
The former appointed president emphasized that empowering Al-Nassr supporters within the club's committees and involving them in decision-making has become a necessity, not a luxury. In this context, he said: "The sons of Al-Nassr should be distributed across the working committees in their club. Ignoring them in this manner is unacceptable... It is illogical for Al-Nassr affiliates to be absent from their home while it is being managed from outside."
Al-Malik stressed that the absence of Al-Nassr identity within the administrative framework has contributed to widening the gap between the club and its fans, calling for a restructuring of the administrative framework to be more closely aligned with the history of the entity and closer to its supporters.
Salman Al-Malik's statements come at a time when Al-Nassr fans are witnessing a wave of widespread criticism regarding the performance of the first team, demanding a comprehensive review of the profit-making company's structure and its administrative directions.
In a television intervention through the program "Dourina" with journalist Khalid Al-Shneif, Al-Malik spoke from the British capital, London, saying: "Al-Nassr Club should be managed by its own sons... Its real problem is that it is run by individuals with little experience in football, who do not know its intricacies or secrets."
Al-Malik transparently criticized the performance of the profit-making company overseeing the club's management, stating: "Those managing the company do not possess the minimum understanding of football, and they are not familiar with the game, and it is impossible to build a competitive club with mentalities far removed from the field."
The former appointed president emphasized that empowering Al-Nassr supporters within the club's committees and involving them in decision-making has become a necessity, not a luxury. In this context, he said: "The sons of Al-Nassr should be distributed across the working committees in their club. Ignoring them in this manner is unacceptable... It is illogical for Al-Nassr affiliates to be absent from their home while it is being managed from outside."
Al-Malik stressed that the absence of Al-Nassr identity within the administrative framework has contributed to widening the gap between the club and its fans, calling for a restructuring of the administrative framework to be more closely aligned with the history of the entity and closer to its supporters.
Salman Al-Malik's statements come at a time when Al-Nassr fans are witnessing a wave of widespread criticism regarding the performance of the first team, demanding a comprehensive review of the profit-making company's structure and its administrative directions.
