As a former player, a writer and researcher in sports media, the owner of a sports platform, and a holder of a PhD in media studies,Even though I do not like you and will never like you, I still follow you. Not out of closeness or affection, but out of professional duty. Media has its schools, and your school despite our disagreement with it is a school with wide influence in the Saudi and Arab sports street. This influence cannot be denied or ignored today.With the announcement of your departure from MBC Action after a 14-year journey, it becomes necessary to document this phase with the professional evaluation it deserves. During it, you presented a loud, controversial, and widely circulated media presence, with a clear ability to shape public opinion, whether the audience agreed with it or not.I extend my thanks to all the leaders who supported this experience, foremost among them Sheikh Walid Al-Ibrahim, Professor Ali Al-Hadithi, and every official who contributed to the success of the system that embraced you. Media success regardless of its form is the result of integrated institutional work, not merely an individual effort.With your transition to a new phase outside the MBC umbrella, the media scene will be watching your ability to reshape your presence away from the platform that gave you wide space for influence. The next stage requires a more balanced discourse, less noisy, and more focused on the professional value that sports media needs in this sensitive period.I say this in a clear and formal manner:
It is better for you to stay away from Al-Nassr Club in your upcoming media discourse.
Not as a prevention of criticism, but to protect the scene from the alignments that caused a lot of controversy in recent years alignments that did not serve the club nor the sports community.Nevertheless, one truth cannot be overlooked:
You are an influential media figure with a wide audience and a strong presence. You have left a clear mark on Arab sports media over the past years.This statement is neither flattery nor an attack. It is a professional assessment from a media professional who knows the value of the word and respects every media school… even those he does not agree with.
