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In fact, I'm only interested in the Saudi League because several celebrities like Ronaldo, Benzema have moved there, and I mostly just follow the news regarding these players. Sometimes I can watch a selection of goals that Ronaldo scores, but to be honest, I have never watched an entire match involving Saudi League teams.

Despite the fact that several star players play there, this championship does not make this championship so interesting that I follow the teams, and their positions in the standings. Benzema, by the way, announced that he would like to return to the French national team, apparently he really misses Europe, and this can be seen from his behavior.

The factor of famous star players is very influential in an ongoing league competition, indeed in the Saudi Arabian league this season there are a lot of players from Europe and are already familiar among world football fans who want to join clubs in Saudi Arabia this season. , for example Cristiano Ronaldo. , Neymar, Banzema These three players are clearly familiar with the supporting and defending clubs in Saudi Arabia so they can advance and even win. However, this also has an important influence on the league in Saudi Arabia, namely so that this event can be known and paid attention to by football fans and in particular will increase profits in that country.

If Banzema wants to return to his club in France, I don't know if this is true or false news, but what is clear in my opinion is that Banzema no longer feels at home in Saudi Arabia and wants to return to France. , maybe this will affect the existence of the Saudi League in the world because there will be fewer and fewer famous players.

Without Ronaldo and Messi in the European football, it becomes dormant but that doesn't poses any threat because there's still sufficient presence of young players in the team. The European football is active and we've watch closely how these big names are becoming popular in other leagues, they don't not relent when it comes to performance, always mapping out priority to match their standards this season. Without the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo, I wonder how narrow and hidden the SPL could have been. I know it's not easy but there's more to claimed.

It would be ridiculous if the Saudi professional league was eager to spend more money on new players who have little potential to increase viewership from the league. The league would be better off focusing solely on increasing domestic transfers rather than buying players from the European continent at such outrageous costs which is also robbing the league too and this is the only best solution for this. Learned from hendo's case if player can go back to the european competition again and it shall be giving a very important lesson for saudi pro league club.
They got what they wanted, and the outcome was far from what they expected, so it must be ridiculous if the Saudi Pro League continues to spend more money in the summer.

I've heard that some clubs are targeting big players like De Bruyne and Salah. I believe that regardless of how much money Saudi clubs spend on new players, football fans continue to view top European competitions such as the EPL or the Serie A as the top leagues to watch rather than this and yeah we are talking here caused by the hype brought by ronaldo's effect but can we sure if all of ronaldo fans continously watch SPL? This must be recorrected and saudi pro league needs to reconsider its decision to sign the players that costed hundreds million. 
It is difficult to change a habit that someone has already developed. I'd like to call the SPL the dumbest organization if it continues to spend money to acquire new players from Europe.

It has proven that it is not even working, and how can this club do more shit like this? Enough is enough. The Saudi Pro League can use the money to increase domestic transfers.
Even total attendance has been significantly decreasing. The big players' hype is only for the short term.

Without Ronaldo and Messi in the European football, it becomes dormant but that doesn't poses any threat because there's still sufficient presence of young players in the team. The European football is active and we've watch closely how these big names are becoming popular in other leagues, they don't not relent when it comes to performance, always mapping out priority to match their standards this season. Without the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo, I wonder how narrow and hidden the SPL could have been. I know it's not easy but there's more to claimed.

In fact, I'm only interested in the Saudi League because several celebrities like Ronaldo, Benzema have moved there, and I mostly just follow the news regarding these players. Sometimes I can watch a selection of goals that Ronaldo scores, but to be honest, I have never watched an entire match involving Saudi League teams.

Despite the fact that several star players play there, this championship does not make this championship so interesting that I follow the teams, and their positions in the standings. Benzema, by the way, announced that he would like to return to the French national team, apparently he really misses Europe, and this can be seen from his behavior.

The decision to stop spending more money on European players is totally the right decision. Look at the chart and how the Saudi Pro League has very small annual revenue. It will be so dumb if the Saudi Pro League tries to spend more money in the summer transfer season.
The result is very far from what has already been planned by the Saudi pro league. Less than 80m annual revenues for SPL. what can we expect from this? Literally nothng

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Well this could be the end of Saudi Pro League hype because not many European players want to move to there and Saudi Arabia have stated to not spend more money anymore. Instead of focusing about football, one of luxury brands in there make a collaboration with Messi.


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Maybe we will hear more popular players that will make a collaboration with Saudi Arabia, probably next in Basketball?

Now he is almost past his 39 years with even he is super human he had impact on his body with injuries are also surely going to have negative impact as well so with all things which are happening around him most chances we will have him not good as we have few years back even speed and ball control all are going to have not like which he has done 5 years back just because of this Al Nassr was best deal for him to end his career.
His contract with Al Nassr is for the 7 years with as player until 2025, but he can increase this because he had eyes to play for the Portugal into world cup which is going to hold in 2026 with maybe he extends his playing contract as well, so things are not clear but most chances we will have Ronaldo on ground for next few years.

The factor of famous star players is very influential in an ongoing league competition, indeed in the Saudi Arabian league this season there are a lot of players from Europe and are already familiar among world football fans who want to join clubs in Saudi Arabia this season. , for example Cristiano Ronaldo. , Neymar, Banzema These three players are clearly familiar with the supporting and defending clubs in Saudi Arabia so they can advance and even win. However, this also has an important influence on the league in Saudi Arabia, namely so that this event can be known and paid attention to by football fans and in particular will increase profits in that country.

If Banzema wants to return to his club in France, I don't know if this is true or false news, but what is clear in my opinion is that Banzema no longer feels at home in Saudi Arabia and wants to return to France. , maybe this will affect the existence of the Saudi League in the world because there will be fewer and fewer famous players.

The same goes for us, especially those of us outside Saudi Arabia. so, the Saudi Pro League is currently getting more attention because of the big name players who have played in the European League. Moreover, this competition brings in several big star players. yeah, we all know that after Ronaldo joined Al Nassr, several other top European players also came to accept offers to play in this competition, especially star players aged 30+. the competition became busy and quite in the spotlight with its controversy regarding high salary payments, which ultimately resulted in many communities following the development of the Saudi Pro League. even though most of the time it is only the elite teams that are always a concern, it is not uncommon for many communities to bet on the teams that compete, even if they are mediocre teams.

Referring to the second point you said, it is only natural that the League management has just started to make this competition better known throughout the world. I don't know for sure, especially regarding Saudi projects related to the development of football. what is certain is that they have plans, visions and missions, whether it's business, etc. through football. as for Berzema, I didn't follow his progress for some time after he wanted to leave Al Ittihad. but what is certain is that this competition has 10 matches remaining, while Al Hilal is one of the teams that is almost close to winning the Saudi Pro League trophy by 12 points ahead of the team below it, namely Al Nassr.

In fact, I'm only interested in the Saudi League because several celebrities like Ronaldo, Benzema have moved there, and I mostly just follow the news regarding these players. Sometimes I can watch a selection of goals that Ronaldo scores, but to be honest, I have never watched an entire match involving Saudi League teams.

Despite the fact that several star players play there, this championship does not make this championship so interesting that I follow the teams, and their positions in the standings. Benzema, by the way, announced that he would like to return to the French national team, apparently he really misses Europe, and this can be seen from his behavior.

In fact, I'm only interested in the Saudi League because several celebrities like Ronaldo, Benzema have moved there, and I mostly just follow the news regarding these players. Sometimes I can watch a selection of goals that Ronaldo scores, but to be honest, I have never watched an entire match involving Saudi League teams.

Despite the fact that several star players play there, this championship does not make this championship so interesting that I follow the teams, and their positions in the standings. Benzema, by the way, announced that he would like to return to the French national team, apparently he really misses Europe, and this can be seen from his behavior.

People from all over the world watch the Saudi League games while they didn't watch these games before and that's because of some players like Rakitic and other superstar players in this league. In fact, Rakitic is a famous and well-known player who even had perfect performances when he started playing for Rakitic. In the first game, Rakitic had for Al Shabab if I'm not mistaken he scored a goal by the first shot he had in this team.
But I don't think even if Rakitic or the other players can make Al Hilal stop because even in Nassr they players like Ronaldo couldn't do anything against Al Hilal and they lost the game.
That's why I don't think if Al Shabab can cause any problems for Al Hilal in this match.

Saudi Pro League plans to stop spending this summer (after spending $876 mil in summer 2023 and $25 mil in winter/Jan 2004). The average attendance of 8,321 so far this year, has come down about 10% from the prior season. Since the investments haven't paid off with the live viewership, they might cut losses and let it be. With Saudi earning themselves the World Cup, which might have been their goal in the first place. They might not be that keen on investing anymore.

source: https://oakwellsports.com/the-saudi-pro-league-and-the-implications-for-global-football/

The decision to stop spending more money on European players is totally the right decision. Look at the chart and how the Saudi Pro League has very small annual revenue. It will be so dumb if the Saudi Pro League tries to spend more money in the summer transfer season.
The result is very far from what has already been planned by the Saudi pro league. Less than 80m annual revenues for SPL. what can we expect from this? Literally nothng

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Well this could be the end of Saudi Pro League hype because not many European players want to move to there and Saudi Arabia have stated to not spend more money anymore. Instead of focusing about football, one of luxury brands in there make a collaboration with Messi.

Maybe we will hear more popular players that will make a collaboration with Saudi Arabia, probably next in Basketball?

Ronaldo is of course a lot older, but the main reason that he may not be as passionate anymore is that he played the biggest games in football for Real Madrid, Juventus Turin and Manchester United and now he is somewhere in Saudi Arabia. I doubt that a player of his level and with a marvelous career can still find the motivation to play his absolute best. I think everyone would be the same. He played the one and only classicos on a regular basis and now the best game he gets to play is maybe against Al-Hilal. Can't really blame him as he took the check and does his job, nothing more and nothing less than that.

True, and he will continue his career in professional football as a coach. The only problem is that when you are an active football player, you must have good stamina. It's amazing to see Ronaldo can still compete with young talented players. It proves that he is able to sustain himself.
It gives him additional value to him. That's the awesome thing from ronaldo unlike other players which were getting fat but he can keep his body to be always ideal to play football.

Ronaldo may be retiring after finishing his contract with Al Nassr, but he hopes Nassr will add a few years more to it. We can still see him performing in the Saudi pro league till the end of his contract with Nassr.
I'm sure Naldo has no plan to play in another club after he finishes his contract in al Nassr.

This is a good decision considering that the Saudi Pro League has invested heavily in players from European leagues. Now it is time for them to focus on developing their league and not just think about recruiting players because if the Saudi League continues to do this, it could affect their financial stability in the league, when This Saudi League already has several star players and that is enough to make the Saudi League popular among world football, as long as Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, Karim Benzema are at the club then the Saudi League is still a club that is in demand by their fans in football. They too must take into account their total detrimental so that they can be repaired immediately this season if they continue to improve the league.

It's quite sad to see the number of spectators decreasing throughout this year, even though I thought the number of spectators would increase because the Saudi League is becoming more and more famous, but it turns out that this is even more detrimental. Yes, it would be better for the Saudi League to stop player transfers for this season, at least to repair a number of losses that have been made they invest. It's true that investment doesn't always go smoothly and there are always ups and downs, but with the league's hard work, it's possible that one day it will pay off with a good start when the Saudi League is nominated for the world cup.

Saudi Pro League plans to stop spending this summer (after spending $876 mil in summer 2023 and $25 mil in winter/Jan 2004). The average attendance of 8,321 so far this year, has come down about 10% from the prior season. Since the investments haven't paid off with the live viewership, they might cut losses and let it be. With Saudi earning themselves the World Cup, which might have been their goal in the first place. They might not be that keen on investing anymore.