World soccer governing body FIFA has banned Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr from registering new players over outstanding debts, said on Thursday. Al-Nassr, who finished second in the league last season after signing Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo in January, signed Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozovic from Inter Milan earlier this month. They next play Portuguese side SC Farense in a friendly on Friday. Al-Nassr, who finished second in the league last season after signing Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo in January, signed Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozovic from Inter Milan earlier this month. They next play Portuguese side SC Farense in a friendly on Friday. Al-Nasr will meet Farense in a friendly match during their current camping in Portugal. A FIFA spokesperson said, "Al-Nasr Club is currently prohibited from registering new players due to outstanding debts. This ban will be lifted as soon as the debt settlement is confirmed by the relevant creditors." Media reports stated that these debts relate to Nigerian striker Ahmed Musa, who moved to Al-Nassr from Leicester City in 2018.