I don't think European teams should be too worried about the amount of money that these Saudi clubs are willing to spend, it is not as if the European clubs are losing the best players to Saudi, most of the players moving there are either above 30 or their time in Europe was already up, players like Haaland, Mbappe, Rodri, Saka, Bellingham, etc, can never think about Saudi Arabia. Quality/high level football will remain in Europe and nothing is about to change that.
Your statement is correct, but there is a concern because, as we see, there is also a young player in the Saudi departure like Neymar. This is a reason that impacts young players, who are also attracted to money and are also a big thread in European football. All those players who are greedy about money and don't care about their career, which is high-level football, Definitely, they will be part of the Saudi Arabian League next year because money does everything.He was expected to go back to where he started which was Nice. But this transfer didn't happen. He didn't go to Saudi Arabia either so here we are. In January I think he would find a team for himself after having no chance left for Tottenham's main squad.
I asked why he would choose Nice FC over Saudi Arabia. I didn't seem that he would move to the French league where he started his career. it will be good for him to leave Tottenham and move to Saudi Arabia in January because Tottenham Hotspur coach has already taken him off the bench and selected a new goalkeeper, Guglielmo Vicario. By the way, Huge Lorie's already spent 11 seasons with Tottenham and turned 36 years old. So I think it will be a good decision for him because in SPL he will earn a lot of money and he will be playing in X11. 
