Topic: Saudi Professional League 2023/2024 - page 120. (Read 119091 times)

Manchester United has reportedly found another player who has the potential to replace Casemiro in Manchester United midfield next season, so in my opinion at this time of course Casemiro future at Old Trafford is no longer clear, in fact Manchester United has reportedly included Casemiro as one of the players they will sell before pre-season starts, currently Casemiro is of course open to continuing his career at another club and it looks like the Arab League could be one of Casemiro's priorities next season to continue his career as a footballer, although at this time there has been no official confirmation from Casemiro and Manchester United, but in my opinion his dispute with Ten Hag was the end of his career at Manchester United.

Several Arab teams are reportedly interested in signing Casemiro, but Casemiro reportedly may prefer the option of playing in another league or club in the future rather than moving to the Arab League in the near time,Casemiro feels he is still very capable of playing and competing in other leagues which very competitive at the moment, but of course all decisions about where Casemiro will be sold really depend on the offers that come to Manchester United because Casemiro has a contract until 2026 with the Red Devils.

Casemiro is a defensive midfielder who has very good skills when cutting through opponent attacks. At Real Madrid itself he has always been a mainstay in helping Real Madrid, including when he was at Manchester United. He got the same opportunity, and several times he was even able to help Manchester United avoid defeat. Regarding the chance that Casemiro will go to the Saudi Pro League, I have actually heard this for a long time, especially after Manchester United intended to bring in new players.

It makes sense that he will go to Al Nassr, because Al Nassr is one of the destinations for players who have finished their prime in Europe. Apart from Al Nassr, Al Hilal is also a team that has the opportunity to bring in the Brazilian player. However, currently there is no clear information about his closeness to a team from the Saudi Pro League and it is also possible that he will go to another league, such as MLS for example.

Well, it seems like Casemiro still has the possibility of joining one of the Saudi pro leagues because his transfer is still open at the moment. Manchester United is still trying to sell him and agree a deal with a Saudi pro league team. Maybe this could be the additional strength needed by the Saudi pro league, which is so fierce every season.

Of several teams such as Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad, the news that was loudest about joining Al-Nassr was because Casemiro was so close to Ronaldo. I think if he is on the same team as Ronaldo, it will give Al-Nassr someone who is experienced in midfield and that will help Al-Nassr achieve its target, namely winning the Saudi Pro League next season. Apart from that, Casemiro's big name, who often wins the Champions League with Real Madrid, will certainly make this league even more popular.

SourceL https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1810053111987208456

They will continue to strive to advance their league by recruiting top European players and coaches, with this they will become increasingly famous and can attract people all over the world to watching their league and make the Saudi League will become as famous as the European league as well as attracting investors and looking at Saudi clubs.

The Saudi League will definitely be able to get through these difficult times. The Saudi League is a developing league and will one day progress if they don't give up. The most important thing is that it requires competitive competition to be on par with the European league.

Is it official that they moved to Saudi league? Please show me the articles, if you get the information from some articles. I'm curious with the news, quite interested to know whether it is valid or not. I only know the rumor Pioli to be the coach of Al Ittihad, I don't get any valid news about Salah. However, I'm surprised to read the information from Instagram that Pioli fails to go to Al Ittihad.

Check this information: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9IYSS3CJQe/



What?? Did you never update your information about Saudi league? Dude, Saudi league has a huge progress after the arrival of Ronaldo. Many top managers and top players want to join Saudi league because Ronaldo has joined the league. Before Ronaldo go there, only few European manages and players who have interested in joining Saudi league. It is strange if you don't see a progress in Saudi league.  

It is very difficult to win AFC Champions League. I doubt if Al Nassr can win it with their current squad. Even Al Hilal couldn't win the AFC Champions League in the last season. We know Al Hilal was in their best squad, but Al Ain could beat Al Hilal. In domestic competition, Al Nassr never win against Al Hilal. So, it is very doubtful if they can win against a tough team like Al Ain in AFC Champions League. Sure, everything needs hard efforts, but we sometimes needs to be more realistic to predict the success of a club/team.

SPL will not give up but bring upon themselves hope for the future and will not share their ambition but walking to actually accomplish their goal. Saudi influential men and top investors are here to make their league become one of the very best. Remember it's not always about the money, but the people and trends it brings. Saudi Pro League is aiming to promote their league to be on the very level with the European competition.

In soccer history we are having too many big names which retired and now having no name with their quality and performance all good things had to gone so now we need to realize this fact about Cristiano Ronaldo as well he was legend at the UEFA with Manchester United and Real Madrid now he is doing his job at the Saudi League which is having completely different level as we have Lionel Messi which is paying for the Inter Miami in MLS I never have any news or rumor about him as they also want to join Champions League because this all is ended for them so now its good time to stop this all and look into future.

Al Nassr will be in AFC Champions League which is having mark in Asian region with they need to work on improvement in quality and performance which is surely not easy with it's going to take good time, effort and money so just wait for this all and now try to understand we are having all things under system.

Saudi soccer league dreams are big. They want Pioli and Salah. After two seasons with Ronaldo, the league hasnt exploded. Their development is slow as molasses.

Buying big names and throwing money at the problem isnt enough. Training young talent, infrastructure, and time are needed. Im not seeing enough of that. Not much huge news for the third season is worrying. This a long-term strategy, or are they just throwing money at the wall and hoping it sticks? Wait and see. A competitive soccer league requires more than vast resources. It needs vision, strategy, and hard work.

Saudi Pro League organizers are having enough experience and sources for doing things which they want to do for having good intention from the soccer fans around the world with they started their business after having Ronaldo, Neymar and Karim Benzema in first phase which give them huge success, and then we have things well organized for them which helps them for having more things which are achievable for them even they are having few troubles due to culture difference and also having strict laws about few things which are possible in Europe and other parts of the world but still they are doing their all work for having all their targets achieved until 2034.

Now in this season we are having few big names are joining them with Mohammad Salah is going to have his spot in 2025 and few more players are also ready for having their share here and many big names in coaching staff are also coming and trying to use their experience for having things well organized for the Saudi League success.

Improving the league is one of the steps that must be taken by the Saudi Arabian league authorities in order to make them develop at the international level, So far we have seen that the arrival of star players to the Arab league is only an effort to make the Arab league more competitive like the European league, But I think what the Saudi Arabian football authorities are currently doing has a bigger mission and goal than just seeing the Arab league get better, the Saudi Arabian football authorities have big ambitions in the future to form a national team that can be on par with other countries in Europe both in terms of quality, physicality, stamina and mentality, so to make this happen, of course, tight competition is needed in the league in order to make the mentality of local players improve rapidly in the future because they are used to competing with current European players.

In my opinion, competitive competition in the Arab league will directly affect the performance of their local players so that Saudi Arabia will have a national team that is strong and ready to compete in the world cup in the future, the arrival of many top coaches and players will of course increase competition in the league it's getting tighter, and I think this is actually in line with what the Arab League authorities have wanted all along, and that's why the Arab League authorities have given Saudi Arabian teams a lot of freedom to recruit lots of players and coaches European.

As mentioned many times before this as well Saudi League is having few huge advantages like they are having fully control of Saudi Government which is working on their way for having change of culture and all things around which were going for centuries and MBS is keen to bring some big culture changes as well which are possible through sports so currently they are working on this their first target was soccer so they are achieving their targets through Saudi League, and they are already having good changes as well with world cup 2034 is going to player here, and they are now having target of bringing this league at the top tier of world leagues even this is not easy but possible for them.

As they are having too many players and coaches here which are working hard for the improvement of quality and performance which will surely bring good competitive matches and good intention of soccer fans around the world with the sources they are already had good results and things will be more admirable for them in coming years.

Yes, I understand that UEFA is a European regional tournament. The Saudi League probably won't get a place there because the Saudi League is not included in the European region, but most people want the Saudi League to participate in that tournament even though that is quite impossible. This might just be a rumor even though many people miss Ronaldo playing in that tournament but Ronaldo's time in the European league is over now Ronaldo is in a different league and everyone has to accept that Ronaldo will not return to play there.

UEFA already has its own rules, but this could be an encouragement for the Saudi League to continue to develop their league and create big tournaments also with fierce competition, they already have the AFC Champions League tournament which they created to be equivalent to the UEFA Champions League, although in fact it is still far from equal.

I'm noticing a trend in the Saudi pro league, and that is in them trying so hard to replicate the European league or possibly do more than the European league so they can get almost same attention the European leagues do get. Last season most of the Saudi sides were looking to buy players fr across Europe a d even in this new summer transfer window, they are sticking around with their bids to get a chance to sign as much as they can to strengthen their leagues too.

Soon the Saudi pro league will get the desired and they crave because of the quality of players a d coach they are beginning to get do to the transfer and signing they have been doing in recent times, it's been an interesting league do and quiet interesting at their current levels but it's still not enough to be compared to the leagues in Europe.

Before Cristiano Ronaldo arrived the Saudi Pro League, very little was said about the league in other countries of the but after it was confirmed that Cristiano Ronaldo has been signed by Al Nassr, the league gained significant global recognition. After the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo in the Middle East country, we've seen several former European based superstar footballers join the league including Brazilian Neymar Jr, former Balon D'or winner Karim Benzema, former English Premier League best player of the season, Ngolo Kante and others. For now, the league have achieved their aim of making it one of the most talked about league in the world.
Now, the other problem of the league management s to make the indigenous young talents become very developed so they can be strong enough to face teams from other parts if the world. It's gradual process that I think they'll definitely succeed in no distant time.

We have predicted this phenomenon before, the Saudi Pro League will continue to be discussed until 2030 or when they have gone through their planned Vision and Mission and it's no longer a secret. Saudi still has up to 6 years to make a surprise through sports and they have prepared the budget or we usually call it unlimited funds, Now the Saudi Pro League has passed 2 seasons since Ronaldo was first brought in and next is season 3 but so far we haven't heard any shocking news, could it be that they are waiting until the Euro Cup 2024  ends? Previously, we heard rumors that great players would join the Saudi Pro League this season one of those linked is Moh Salah, this player is 32 years old and his contract will end next season this means that if Liverpool don't let him go in this transfer window then next season he will leave for free.

This is something that I like, Al Ittihad needs a new order, a new way or fresh ideas, I think this coach is the right one, of course, he has to work very well with his players to see results, I like this because in part I see that things in the Arab league are very good and they want to go up no matter what, it is known that the biggest contenders are Al Hilal and Al Nassr, now they want to enter as favorites, so they bet on the coach, which seems great to me, good for Al Ittihad.

Bennacer in negotiations with Al-Ittihad over Pioli reunion – report




Source: https://football-italia.net/bennacer-negotiations-al-ittihad-pioli-reunion/

From several references I have read, it seems that not all clubs competing in the Saudi League have an ideal academy. although there are several clubs that prioritize their academy, even big clubs like Al Nassr.  from several newspapers I read, Al Nassr filled their academy team with young talent. IMO, to develop the young talent of local Saudi players, is not something that is instant. at the very least, they need time and process before competing in the big leagues. yeah, at least the development of young talent is focused on improving the development of football in Saudi. I'm sure the Saudi kingdom's goal is not only to bring in former top European players, but they have a much bigger project than that. Apart from introducing Saudi football from bringing in big names like Ronaldo and so on, they have stated to host the World Cup in their vision and mission. Well, I think they also involve young talent to be further developed. Maybe the results will not be visible in the near future, at least it will take a process and time so that what they initiated can run according to plan. I agree with you on one thing, that currently the Saudi Pro League is much more competitive than other Asian Leagues. yeah, it's natural that many famous players compete in this league. Moreover, currently several coaches who have managed big European clubs are taking part as coaches at one of the Saudi clubs.

All the football targets that Saudi wants to achieve through the Saudi Pro League require a process, including developing young talents, and I think we are seeing this at the moment. The recruitment of top European players has made the Saudi Pro League famous, but we realize that the Saudi Pro League is not yet very competitive. In the future, with more serious steps taken by several other contestants in the transfer window, the Saudi Pro League will be even more competitive and interesting to participate in. Al Ittihad has taken the intended step, by recruiting one of Europe top managers, namely Stefano Pioli. It is possible that in the future more top European managers will leave for Saudi, the tall salary offer is one of the main attractions.

I don't see any good development of Saudi Pro League behind success become more popular league right now after success signing many top European players. But Saudi Pro League success reach the higher level competition in Asian after many top players arriving and make their competition more excited before have many top players such as Cristiano Ronaldo. The development success or not depend on the Saudi Arabia youth players get aboard for playing with top European team or not.

Most important thing how to make significant development with Saudi Pro League must brave sign top manager for their academy, its necessary if want to see many top youth players get more minutes with senior team and brave aboard to european club get braveness for regular position. If get popular as Saudi Pro League after success signing many top players I don't think they have good development because still less of young Saudi Arabia players play for top teams.

We need to understand few things about these leagues and their system which are working for decades under UEFA and FIFA with there is no room for any club even from any country other than European region to participate in this league because this is important for the spirit of the game and league as well so this all talk is having no worth about Al Nassr or any Saudi Pro League club is capable of participating into UEFA Champions League right now or in near future.

Few peoples are trying to create feud which is surely just for the media attention nothing more Saudi League is developing very strongly, and we will have them developed much better and stronger in near future which is surely good thing for them and this region which need some good development in soccer for having good competition in big events of soccer.