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Al Salt Club cuts debt from 2.5 million to 300,000 dinars

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20-01-2026 05:58 PM

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Al Salt Club President Khaled Arabiyat says club succeeds in reducing debts over past seasons from about 2.5 million dinars to nearly 300,000 dinars, stressing management continues efforts to address remaining liabilities while advancing team across competitions.
Arabiyat says club manages to compete and assert presence on sports scene despite difficult conditions, adding administration follows clear future vision and strategy to ensure sustainability and meet fan aspirations in coming years.
He adds club has ambitious plan to strengthen squad and maintain competitive level in league, focusing on developing local players and establishing solid financial and administrative foundations to ensure long-term success.
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