Saudi Gazette reports that Al Shabab has confirmed the official lifting of its transfer ban by FIFA, effective immediately.

The ban had prevented the Riyadh-based club from registering new players during the ongoing summer transfer window.

According to a statement released on X by club spokesperson Turki Al-Ghamdi, the lifting is due to the closure of the case that triggered the sanction.

This decision allows Al Shabab to proceed with player registrations without hindrance, ensuring that it can bolster its squad for upcoming competitions.

The club has emphasized its dedication to fulfilling its obligations and supporting the first team.The origins of the dispute relate to a solidarity contribution concerning former player Aaron Salem.

Despite transferring this 'small amount' nearly two months prior, complications arose due to banking delays and the pre-existing nature of the obligation before FIFA's Clearing House system.

Al-Ghamdi reassured supporters that these issues have been resolved, stating there is no cause for concern regarding future transfer activities.In addition to resolving its ban, Al Shabab has also addressed speculation surrounding Belgian winger Yannick Carrasco.

Rumors suggested a potential sale back to Atlético Madrid had been under consideration; however, the club firmly denied these claims.

Al Shabab maintains that Carrasco remains an essential part of the squad and reiterated its commitment to building stability and achieving success on the field.

The club encourages fans and media to rely solely on official sources for accurate information rather than speculative reports.