Talking about the money in the Arab League, personally I don't doubt their ability financially. Many of the clubs in Europe are owned by wealthy Arabs, so I conclude that they are financially well-established clubs. Although it is rumored that some clubs have debt, but in my opinion it is still in a reasonable category, because in fact the big and fairly rich clubs in Europe also have debt. As long as it is not excessive and still within normal limits, it is valid. What is clear is that most Arab businesses that have an interest in football are successful in their business.
I think it's not about the money but convincing issues. If you have to pay tens of millions of dollars (and in few cases over 100+ million) to convince a player to join your club, and paying 10x what others would pay, there is an issue at convincing that player. Normally I would understand as much as double, so if a player was offered 5 million somewhere, and you offered 10 million and got him, that makes sense and I can understand that, but if he is offered 5 million and you paid him 30 million for example, that's not good, that's a bad business. They are 100% surely not making any profit at all, not that they need it because they are rich, but if they are not making a profit, then what's the point of having a business, it just doesn't make sense.
