Still, we don't know which Saudi team sent him the offer but this player is definitely an effective player for Manchester United and I think they won't let him leave easily.
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There is some news about Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United leaving this team soon for the Saudi teams. While we are getting near to seeing more top and famous European players in Saudi Arabia, there is a chance for another player to join this league.
Still, we don't know which Saudi team sent him the offer but this player is definitely an effective player for Manchester United and I think they won't let him leave easily.
Still, we don't know which Saudi team sent him the offer but this player is definitely an effective player for Manchester United and I think they won't let him leave easily.
These are just rumors and far from reality. Saudi Arabia is not in Europe and they are plating in Asia. Also, teams like Al Nassr and Al Hilal or other Saudi teams are playing in the AFC Champions League. I think it's not even fair to have a team like Nassr in UEFA just because they spend lots of money on famous players. This way any team can be in UEFA by spending money.
There are also a lot of fans in Asia and other places, but Europe is the hotspot for football. I think developing a super league with the best teams from each continent to face each other will be a good idea. I know there is an actual version about that but I find it unattractive the way it is done right now.
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What the Saudi Pro League is doing might not be the best long-term plan, I'm beginning to think. Bringing in famous players like Ronaldo and Neymar makes news and increases popularity, but what about long-term success? It's possible that relying only on star power, especially from experienced players, might not be enough to improve the team's general qualityWe should think about the future, right? Your league's ability to grow and get better depends on its young, skilled players. One problem is that it's hard to get these young players to choose the SPL over well-known European teams. It's to advance their careers, win titles, and get noticed in the major levels. For the SPL to be successful in drawing this important group, they'll need to come up with something equally appealing
I think that is going to change though. Because it is rumoured that the Saudi Professional League is in talks with UEFA about including them in the Champions League competition. So if they actually get included in the Champions League competition, I think a lot more young players are going to be interested in going to the Saudi league. Especially when they see that they are offering a lot more money. But as I said, it is only a rumour. And I still don't know whether it will actually happen, and even if it does when it will happen.
I have heard two rumors regarding it this year.
1. UEFA has been rumored considering including the winner of SPL into the UCL as per saudi pro league's requestion the UEFA. I personally rejected this idea caused by it will be only destroy the reputation of FIFA.
2. UEFA has invited al nassr to participate in the UCL through invitation due to the popularity of the club.
It seems that people are beginning to hold the opinion that the news about the UEFA giving an opportunity for the Saudi club to participate is nothing but fake news. There's no need to trust it anymore. People are losing their brain.
These are just rumors and far from reality. Saudi Arabia is not in Europe and they are plating in Asia. Also, teams like Al Nassr and Al Hilal or other Saudi teams are playing in the AFC Champions League. I think it's not even fair to have a team like Nassr in UEFA just because they spend lots of money on famous players. This way any team can be in UEFA by spending money.
The only realistic option for the future is a new competition, but we also have that in the form of the FIFA Club World Cup. If we take all the competitions into account that already exist, I doubt that the UEFA will see the need for a new format because everything is in place. But I get why the Saudi League would like to get a spot in the European Champions League because that is where the global audience is. Or the global audience that contributes the largest share to football as a commercial product. There are also a lot of fans in Asia and other places, but Europe is the hotspot for football.
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What the Saudi Pro League is doing might not be the best long-term plan, I'm beginning to think. Bringing in famous players like Ronaldo and Neymar makes news and increases popularity, but what about long-term success? It's possible that relying only on star power, especially from experienced players, might not be enough to improve the team's general qualityWe should think about the future, right? Your league's ability to grow and get better depends on its young, skilled players. One problem is that it's hard to get these young players to choose the SPL over well-known European teams. It's to advance their careers, win titles, and get noticed in the major levels. For the SPL to be successful in drawing this important group, they'll need to come up with something equally appealing
I think that is going to change though. Because it is rumoured that the Saudi Professional League is in talks with UEFA about including them in the Champions League competition. So if they actually get included in the Champions League competition, I think a lot more young players are going to be interested in going to the Saudi league. Especially when they see that they are offering a lot more money. But as I said, it is only a rumour. And I still don't know whether it will actually happen, and even if it does when it will happen.
I have heard two rumors regarding it this year.
1. UEFA has been rumored considering including the winner of SPL into the UCL as per saudi pro league's requestion the UEFA. I personally rejected this idea caused by it will be only destroy the reputation of FIFA.
2. UEFA has invited al nassr to participate in the UCL through invitation due to the popularity of the club.
It seems that people are beginning to hold the opinion that the news about the UEFA giving an opportunity for the Saudi club to participate is nothing but fake news. There's no need to trust it anymore. People are losing their brain.
These are just rumors and far from reality. Saudi Arabia is not in Europe and they are plating in Asia. Also, teams like Al Nassr and Al Hilal or other Saudi teams are playing in the AFC Champions League. I think it's not even fair to have a team like Nassr in UEFA just because they spend lots of money on famous players. This way any team can be in UEFA by spending money.
I have said on many occasions that what the Saudi Pro League is doing is part of a project run by the Saudi Kingdom which is based on the PIF company. The funds disbursed to bring in top European players are money that has been allocated from the Kingdom and also PIF as the company that has acquired Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ittihad, Al-Ahli. These four clubs are only owned by one person, namely Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Even so, PIF only acquired 75% of the shares. Maybe the scenario is that these clubs can appear competitive without the intervention of the government or the PIF company. because, those who run the club are the 25% share holders.
Oh yes, Newcastle was one of those acquired by PIF.
Overall, I agree with what you said. However, to reach the level of competing with European teams, for example Lique 1, there will still need to be a process. After all, only 4 teams are really strong in this competition. the rest is an ordinary team even though those who manage it are also part of the Royal family. The point is, what they planned in their project went according to plan. the rest, we'll just see how it develops.
The Saudi Arabia league was the best one for the football players,because it was supported by the government of Saudi Arabia.So the Saudi Arabia was not worry for the funds shortage to requite and football players to their team.The Saudi Arabia Club had employee the many football players who had huge experience but at the age of the retirement and Saudi Arabia league was giving the settlement deal to the football players by making the contract with them at their last years in the football.The Saudi Arabia league had employee the world famous Mbappe and Ronaldo in the two big team was the unique stand of the Saudi Arabia clubs.
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Yes, this is the reason why Saudi Arabian clubs currently dare to spend large amounts of money to bring in talented players from Europe just to make Saudi pro league football bigger and known throughout the world and can also be promoted to the Champions League.
This effort will continue until they actually get tickets to the Champions League so that several clubs in the Saudi League will continue to get players from Europe and no matter how much money they have to spend to get these players, this club's goal is definitely to expand the reach of Saudi football. pro league.
I never speculated that the Saudi Pro League would be able to compete with the big leagues in Europe because it was too early, even though it could be the biggest league, that doesn't mean it could surpass the European leagues that have been around for a long time.
Yes, this is the reason why Saudi Arabian clubs currently dare to spend large amounts of money to bring in talented players from Europe just to make Saudi pro league football bigger and known throughout the world and can also be promoted to the Champions League.
This effort will continue until they actually get tickets to the Champions League so that several clubs in the Saudi League will continue to get players from Europe and no matter how much money they have to spend to get these players, this club's goal is definitely to expand the reach of Saudi football. pro league.
I never speculated that the Saudi Pro League would be able to compete with the big leagues in Europe because it was too early, even though it could be the biggest league, that doesn't mean it could surpass the European leagues that have been around for a long time.
Here you can find a German source that says the following:
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UEFA stellt klar: Keine Champions League mit Saudi-Klubs
The translation is: "UEFA clarifies: No Champions League with Saudi clubs"
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"An der Champions League, der Europa League und der Conference League können nur europäische Klubs teilnehmen."
The translation is: "In the Champions League, Europa League and the Conference League, only European cubs can participate."
I think there is nothing more to say about this. They don't know why and how the rumors got spread without ever informing them about this idea and regardless of the idea it won't happen.
Saudi Arabian clubs have spent a lot of money to bring in several star players from Europe. And they benefited greatly from it. First of all, the world knows about the Saudi Pro League. Saudi Arabia has been promoted. And secondly, the overall performance of the clubs in Saudi Arabia has also improved tremendously. Saudi Pro League has now become much more competitive and exciting. And if this continues, if Saudi clubs continue to add more talented players from Europe to the Saudi League, then I'd say the Saudi Pro League will become more exciting than Ligue 1 in the next few years.
I have said on many occasions that what the Saudi Pro League is doing is part of a project run by the Saudi Kingdom which is based on the PIF company. The funds disbursed to bring in top European players are money that has been allocated from the Kingdom and also PIF as the company that has acquired Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ittihad, Al-Ahli. These four clubs are only owned by one person, namely Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Even so, PIF only acquired 75% of the shares. Maybe the scenario is that these clubs can appear competitive without the intervention of the government or the PIF company. because, those who run the club are the 25% share holders.
Oh yes, Newcastle was one of those acquired by PIF.
Overall, I agree with what you said. However, to reach the level of competing with European teams, for example Lique 1, there will still need to be a process. After all, only 4 teams are really strong in this competition. the rest is an ordinary team even though those who manage it are also part of the Royal family. The point is, what they planned in their project went according to plan. the rest, we'll just see how it develops.
The decision to sign many football veterans from the European scene I think can never be a long term plan to improve the quality of football in the Saudi League because most of these players barely have few more years to play professional football before retiring from the the beautiful round leather game. But I think the Saudi League is signing these players for another reason and that's to get global audience and popularity. At the moment, I think they've gotten what they really want when it comes to advertising the league to the world because at the moment, almost every part of the world now discusses about the Saudi League thanks the the presence of football superstars in the league.
Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Club football is simply the best competitive games. Players of the current era of football doesn't play for awards or major titles, though some brilliant ones actually focuses on that but those random players focused on earning big salaries from clubs, one of the reason they're focused on moving to SPL clubs and playing significant roles just for the improvement and popularity of the league. Saudi Pro League clubs will not stop until they've succeeded in bringing in more promising players from European football. This is just the beginning as I'm certain they will continue to push for more signings in upcoming summer. Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Saudi Arabian clubs have spent a lot of money to bring in several star players from Europe. And they benefited greatly from it. First of all, the world knows about the Saudi Pro League. Saudi Arabia has been promoted. And secondly, the overall performance of the clubs in Saudi Arabia has also improved tremendously. Saudi Pro League has now become much more competitive and exciting. And if this continues, if Saudi clubs continue to add more talented players from Europe to the Saudi League, then I'd say the Saudi Pro League will become more exciting than Ligue 1 in the next few years.
This effort will continue until they actually get tickets to the Champions League so that several clubs in the Saudi League will continue to get players from Europe and no matter how much money they have to spend to get these players, this club's goal is definitely to expand the reach of Saudi football. pro league.
I never speculated that the Saudi Pro League would be able to compete with the big leagues in Europe because it was too early, even though it could be the biggest league, that doesn't mean it could surpass the European leagues that have been around for a long time.
It wasn't a surprise when they brought in some of the top players from Europe to join the SPL, it was their plan to boost the League's popularity and it worked. Especially now that there are rumors that one of the clubs from the SPL has asked to join and be part of the Champions League, Al Nassr. Although it is just a rumor, but from here we can see they are successful with their buzz recruiting many players who previously played for big clubs in Europe.
If it does happen (Al Nassr will play in the Champions League), it will be a huge success for the SPL.
If it does happen (Al Nassr will play in the Champions League), it will be a huge success for the SPL.
I have now spent some time researching where this rumor comes from that the UEFA intends to invite Al-Nassr into the Champions League for the season 24/25. I can't find an official source that either cites any official channel from the UEFA or is itself considered highly trustworthy.
Can anyone post a link here where the UEFA or one of their officials has announced that Al-Nassr will be invited or confirmed that the rumor is true and that there are considerations to extend the Champions League by this club?
The decision to sign many football veterans from the European scene I think can never be a long term plan to improve the quality of football in the Saudi League because most of these players barely have few more years to play professional football before retiring from the the beautiful round leather game. But I think the Saudi League is signing these players for another reason and that's to get global audience and popularity. At the moment, I think they've gotten what they really want when it comes to advertising the league to the world because at the moment, almost every part of the world now discusses about the Saudi League thanks the the presence of football superstars in the league.
Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Club football is simply the best competitive games. Players of the current era of football doesn't play for awards or major titles, though some brilliant ones actually focuses on that but those random players focused on earning big salaries from clubs, one of the reason they're focused on moving to SPL clubs and playing significant roles just for the improvement and popularity of the league. Saudi Pro League clubs will not stop until they've succeeded in bringing in more promising players from European football. This is just the beginning as I'm certain they will continue to push for more signings in upcoming summer. Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
But so far I'm also not focusing on that, because I also don't pay much attention to the young players they have now. Yes, I don't deny that my interest in this league is due to the number of star plyers. For me, the matter of young players is purely a matter for their federation or the people who have an interest there.
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The decision to sign many football veterans from the European scene I think can never be a long term plan to improve the quality of football in the Saudi League because most of these players barely have few more years to play professional football before retiring from the the beautiful round leather game. But I think the Saudi League is signing these players for another reason and that's to get global audience and popularity. At the moment, I think they've gotten what they really want when it comes to advertising the league to the world because at the moment, almost every part of the world now discusses about the Saudi League thanks the the presence of football superstars in the league.
Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Club football is simply the best competitive games. Players of the current era of football doesn't play for awards or major titles, though some brilliant ones actually focuses on that but those random players focused on earning big salaries from clubs, one of the reason they're focused on moving to SPL clubs and playing significant roles just for the improvement and popularity of the league. Saudi Pro League clubs will not stop until they've succeeded in bringing in more promising players from European football. This is just the beginning as I'm certain they will continue to push for more signings in upcoming summer. Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Saudi Arabian clubs have spent a lot of money to bring in several star players from Europe. And they benefited greatly from it. First of all, the world knows about the Saudi Pro League. Saudi Arabia has been promoted. And secondly, the overall performance of the clubs in Saudi Arabia has also improved tremendously. Saudi Pro League has now become much more competitive and exciting. And if this continues, if Saudi clubs continue to add more talented players from Europe to the Saudi League, then I'd say the Saudi Pro League will become more exciting than Ligue 1 in the next few years.
The decision to sign many football veterans from the European scene I think can never be a long term plan to improve the quality of football in the Saudi League because most of these players barely have few more years to play professional football before retiring from the the beautiful round leather game. But I think the Saudi League is signing these players for another reason and that's to get global audience and popularity. At the moment, I think they've gotten what they really want when it comes to advertising the league to the world because at the moment, almost every part of the world now discusses about the Saudi League thanks the the presence of football superstars in the league.
Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Club football is simply the best competitive games. Players of the current era of football doesn't play for awards or major titles, though some brilliant ones actually focuses on that but those random players focused on earning big salaries from clubs, one of the reason they're focused on moving to SPL clubs and playing significant roles just for the improvement and popularity of the league. Saudi Pro League clubs will not stop until they've succeeded in bringing in more promising players from European football. This is just the beginning as I'm certain they will continue to push for more signings in upcoming summer. Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
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What the Saudi Pro League is doing might not be the best long-term plan, I'm beginning to think. Bringing in famous players like Ronaldo and Neymar makes news and increases popularity, but what about long-term success? It's possible that relying only on star power, especially from experienced players, might not be enough to improve the team's general qualityWe should think about the future, right? Your league's ability to grow and get better depends on its young, skilled players. One problem is that it's hard to get these young players to choose the SPL over well-known European teams. It's to advance their careers, win titles, and get noticed in the major levels. For the SPL to be successful in drawing this important group, they'll need to come up with something equally appealing
I think that is going to change though. Because it is rumoured that the Saudi Professional League is in talks with UEFA about including them in the Champions League competition. So if they actually get included in the Champions League competition, I think a lot more young players are going to be interested in going to the Saudi league. Especially when they see that they are offering a lot more money. But as I said, it is only a rumour. And I still don't know whether it will actually happen, and even if it does when it will happen.
Now that they've gotten what they want in terms of global recognition, I think it's now high time they start developing young talents in the country in other to remain popular in world football.
Ronaldo is a very different player to Haaland; while Haaland is a prolific goalscorer, ronaldo is more than just a goalscorer; he is a mentality monster and also an elite creator in the football game; proficient in penalty kicks, free kicks and has dominated in every league he has played in.
Yes. Ronaldo isn't the same as Haaland. Ronaldo has more skills, he can play in more positions. In his prime era, Ronaldo can play well almost in every position in front line (CF, LW, RW). Ronaldo wasn't only a great top scorer, he also made many assists. For me, Ronaldo is a complete attacker. Meanwhile Haaland, he is only a pure striker (CF).All of this happened because Ronaldo had become great player and when he was with Manchester United it was clear that Ronaldo had career and achievements that were much better than all the Manchester United players at that time.
Now he is playing in the SPL and has brought big changes to the SPL especially for Al Nassr, the team he plays for.
While Haaland can also be the very best; he cannot lace the cristiano ronaldo capacity or fill his boots.
Ronaldo and Haaland are different type of attackers. Surely they are incomparable. I think we don't need to compare them, right?Maybe those football fans who haven't seen Ronaldo development since he first joined European football team will never know all this.
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What the Saudi Pro League is doing might not be the best long-term plan, I'm beginning to think. Bringing in famous players like Ronaldo and Neymar makes news and increases popularity, but what about long-term success? It's possible that relying only on star power, especially from experienced players, might not be enough to improve the team's general qualityWe should think about the future, right? Your league's ability to grow and get better depends on its young, skilled players. One problem is that it's hard to get these young players to choose the SPL over well-known European teams. It's to advance their careers, win titles, and get noticed in the major levels. For the SPL to be successful in drawing this important group, they'll need to come up with something equally appealing
I think that is going to change though. Because it is rumoured that the Saudi Professional League is in talks with UEFA about including them in the Champions League competition. So if they actually get included in the Champions League competition, I think a lot more young players are going to be interested in going to the Saudi league. Especially when they see that they are offering a lot more money. But as I said, it is only a rumour. And I still don't know whether it will actually happen, and even if it does when it will happen.
I have heard two rumors regarding it this year.
1. UEFA has been rumored considering including the winner of SPL into the UCL as per saudi pro league's requestion the UEFA. I personally rejected this idea caused by it will be only destroy the reputation of FIFA.
2. UEFA has invited al nassr to participate in the UCL through invitation due to the popularity of the club.
It seems that people are beginning to hold the opinion that the news about the UEFA giving an opportunity for the Saudi club to participate is nothing but fake news. There's no need to trust it anymore. People are losing their brain.
We're about to experience another raid from the transfer market by the Saudi Pro League, they succeed in luring several top European players to the league and since it helped in improving the level of the league’s popularity it means they maid still want more European players come into the league, a lot of European players that a earning little from their club would be tempted to move over to the Saudi side cause of the financial benefits it comes with.
Well as for Jodan Sancho he's a young player with lots of talent, I believe he still got more left in him to showcase in the European Football, therefore it would be a wrong call to switch to the Saudi side this early cause of the financial benefits, well I hope he makes the right decision, as for Mo' Salah, Liverpool succeeded in keeping him in the club this season but I doubt if they'll be able to keep him much longer, cause the Saudi side would come up with a more tempting offer and Liverpool would have no choice but to let their star man leave.
Saudi Pro League clubs are not relenting, they're keen on signing the important players from Europe this coming transfer window, that's their primary target currently. All thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo who created such remarkable path for these Saudi Clubs. Last summer was just a little taste of them, next transfer window, there's definitely going to be massive signings of players with hugh sums which can not be easily resistable by the player in question. Saudi Arabia knows specifically what these players wants and they're keen on giving it to them with ease efforts.Well as for Jodan Sancho he's a young player with lots of talent, I believe he still got more left in him to showcase in the European Football, therefore it would be a wrong call to switch to the Saudi side this early cause of the financial benefits, well I hope he makes the right decision, as for Mo' Salah, Liverpool succeeded in keeping him in the club this season but I doubt if they'll be able to keep him much longer, cause the Saudi side would come up with a more tempting offer and Liverpool would have no choice but to let their star man leave.
I wonder if the trend will continue if Ronaldo finishes his career t leaves the club accordingly? I, for one, am considering it. Moreover, rumours have recently surfaced again that the Saudi Arabian club may be allowed to play in the Champions League. Only if earlier it sounded from the mouth of the Saudi league itself, now it sounds from the side of UEFA that they may invite Al Nassr.
Al Ittihad is making changes faster than they should normally, because this team couldn't get good results this season even after hiring many players and spending money on famous players like Benzema during their last summer.
That's why they fired the Portuguese coach Nuno Santo and Marcelo Gallardo is going to start working in the Saudi League soon. This coach has many achievements and Al Ittihad hopes to improve their team with the new coach they got.
The bad results obtained by Ittihad FC in several matches could be the cause although other factors might also be a consideration for the club to change coach. At the start of the season, there was news that Nuno Santos did not like the club's decision to buy an old player like Benzema, and rumors were increasingly growing that stated that Benzema has asked his agent to look for another club in the Saudi Pro League, although this was immediately denied by the club.That's why they fired the Portuguese coach Nuno Santo and Marcelo Gallardo is going to start working in the Saudi League soon. This coach has many achievements and Al Ittihad hopes to improve their team with the new coach they got.
It's quite reasonable why Nuno Santoz doesn't like old players, because a good team must of course be built with young players so that when they find cooperation the results will last longer, unlike old players who may only last 2-3 seasons and then have to return looking for a replacement, but of course the club had other considerations as to why they chose to bring in Benzema, but indeed Ittihad experienced quite a real decline so changing the coach might bring about better changes, although it does not rule out the possibility of the same results this season.
I wonder if the trend will continue if Ronaldo finishes his career t leaves the club accordingly? I, for one, am considering it. Moreover, rumours have recently surfaced again that the Saudi Arabian club may be allowed to play in the Champions League. Only if earlier it sounded from the mouth of the Saudi league itself, now it sounds from the side of UEFA that they may invite Al Nassr.
The undisputed GOAT is in Saudi Arabia and have completed milestones of goals and he's aiming to break more football records in Saudi Pro League. Cristiano Ronaldo is experienced and basically knows what everyone expects from him and he ensure he delivers his team interms of difficulties. He might playing Football until he clocks 40 years of age because he's still very agile as any player that are in their late 20s. Ronaldo competitive stats is far better than those young players that are in their prime, some of them don't even go an inch close to his level. It's not that the GOAT is the Saudi Arabian but I think Ronaldo is the GOAT in the world and regardless of his age, he can still have good performance in the time he plays for them.
We know Ronaldo had good performances when he was a younger player in Real Madrid and Manchester United but even after the age of 30, he still had good performances and Ronaldo even scored more goals after this time. He is definitely a player who can play for a longer time.
Talking about Cristiano Ronaldo, Al-Ettifaq coach Steven Gerrard also commented and he said this:
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Steven Gerrard: “I think when the GOAT [Ronaldo], as we call him, arrived in January, it was a huge deal, and he still has a lot to offer in football.
After the arrival of Cristiano, the popularity of the league increased and all the big players moved to Saudi.”
After the arrival of Cristiano, the popularity of the league increased and all the big players moved to Saudi.”
Source: https://twitter.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1726350779236393041
It is quite clear that he is an important figure in what has happened in the Saudi league since last January and with the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo everything has improved drastically, especially in terms of the league's popularity. Of course there will always be European players coming and of course with large salaries it will be very difficult for them to refuse, so the opportunity for these European players will always be close to the door of the Saudi League.
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What the Saudi Pro League is doing might not be the best long-term plan, I'm beginning to think. Bringing in famous players like Ronaldo and Neymar makes news and increases popularity, but what about long-term success? It's possible that relying only on star power, especially from experienced players, might not be enough to improve the team's general qualityWe should think about the future, right? Your league's ability to grow and get better depends on its young, skilled players. One problem is that it's hard to get these young players to choose the SPL over well-known European teams. It's to advance their careers, win titles, and get noticed in the major levels. For the SPL to be successful in drawing this important group, they'll need to come up with something equally appealing
I think that is going to change though. Because it is rumoured that the Saudi Professional League is in talks with UEFA about including them in the Champions League competition. So if they actually get included in the Champions League competition, I think a lot more young players are going to be interested in going to the Saudi league. Especially when they see that they are offering a lot more money. But as I said, it is only a rumour. And I still don't know whether it will actually happen, and even if it does when it will happen.
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It's not that the GOAT is the Saudi Arabian but I think Ronaldo is the GOAT in the world and regardless of his age, he can still have good performance in the time he plays for them.
We know Ronaldo had good performances when he was a younger player in Real Madrid and Manchester United but even after the age of 30, he still had good performances and Ronaldo even scored more goals after this time. He is definitely a player who can play for a longer time.
It's not that the GOAT is the Saudi Arabian but I think Ronaldo is the GOAT in the world and regardless of his age, he can still have good performance in the time he plays for them.
We know Ronaldo had good performances when he was a younger player in Real Madrid and Manchester United but even after the age of 30, he still had good performances and Ronaldo even scored more goals after this time. He is definitely a player who can play for a longer time.
Ronaldo is a player from the previous generation really, the sport has now changed quite a bit.
For example, the many substitutions you can have, the extra time going further than 5 minutes, etc.
It's a very different game now that probably will suit a different type of player.
Michael Emenalo, the director of football of the Saudi Pro League started talking about the players they could from top European teams and the players they are going to buy in this league soon.
We saw players like Ronaldo, Benzema, and Mane join this league but the Michael Emenalo believes they can even hire other superstar players and that's why we can even wait for players like Salah in the next transfer window.
Michael Emenalo said he supports the players they bought and he supports the teams spending huge amounts of money for these players.
We saw players like Ronaldo, Benzema, and Mane join this league but the Michael Emenalo believes they can even hire other superstar players and that's why we can even wait for players like Salah in the next transfer window.
Michael Emenalo said he supports the players they bought and he supports the teams spending huge amounts of money for these players.
Salah, Modric, De bruyne and many more have been mentioned recently. Those players have been targeting by saudi pro league. Saudi has been making preparation to buy high level players to join in the league.
It feels like that we will be seeing many top players from various league to compete in the same league. I have heard that if al nassr has been linked also with one of top player.
The club needs to push its transfer into the another level to create hype. You can imagine if there will be a club in saudi pro league who can bring modric and de bruyne together in the SPL. that would be so crazy to think about that.
I hope their target will be fully achieved. Saudi club needs to prepare a lot of money to make it happen. It will be so crazy to see a club that has many great players from the various european leagues.
Saudi pro league club has been starting to hunt those players.
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