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Quote from: rendravolt on September 06, 2023, 02:11:54 PM

Another European player who was successfully brought in by Al-Ettifaq is Demarai Gray from Everton. He plays as a left winger and he is still 27 years old. The deal has been reached for a fee of 10 million euros and this is Al-Ettifaq's 4th signing after securing Wijnaldum last week. Al-Ettifaq seems very intent on making his team able to compete more this season with other strong teams and they don't hesitate to continue to bring in new ammunition before the transfer market in Saudi closes. Demarai Gray will team up with Jordan Henderson, Moussa Dembele and Georginio Wijnaldum.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1699371435968331921

Compared to many other players Al Ettifaq bought this season from the top European teams, Demarai Gray can be a cheaper option because the price of Demarai in transfermarkt is currently 20m while he is even linked to some other teams like Al Shabab and even Fulham which mean this can't be easily for Ettifaq to hire Demarai Gray from Everton.

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Quote from: BRINIRHA on September 06, 2023, 11:38:58 AM

I'm starting to like everything that currently exists in the world of football in the Arab leagues. Honestly betting on every match in the Arabian league is sometimes a little easier to predict.

If you have been following the league before, then you will find it easy to make predictions, but if you just started following the league, it won’t really be easy for people like that to predict matches in the league. I noticed a lot of people started following the league recently, and due to the signings that they made, I am sure it will be kind of difficult to predict matches in the league.

I didn’t really follow their league before, but I started following it recently, and I noticed that what you said is kind of correct, the clubs that spend a lot of money on signing players have high chances of winning their matches. Saudi League matches are a little bit easier to predict compared to the Premier League, which is full of surprises.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on September 05, 2023, 06:59:18 PM

Yannick Carrasco could have much better options than playing for the Saudis. This 30-year-old palyer had one year left on his contract with Atletico Madrid and he asked the team to let him go.
Atletico Madrid earned 15 million from this deal which is a good amount of money for a palyer like Yannick Carrasco.
He signed a three-year contract with Al Shabab.

There was no option for him to make this much money anywhere else. That is the difference, the lower level teams do not bother with this, they could even make a lot of money with it, but the big clubs should learn their lesson from this. All those huge name clubs ended up just overspending than the smaller clubs and that's how they stayed better, just using money.

If you give me 2 billion dollars to spend right now, I could build a team that could rival la liga or even maybe premier league whereas smaller clubs didn't had that chance. Now those big clubs are tasting their own medicine, some other clubs are overspending them to get these players and that's how they are growing and getting all these players to their club.

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Another European player who was successfully brought in by Al-Ettifaq is Demarai Gray from Everton. He plays as a left winger and he is still 27 years old. The deal has been reached for a fee of 10 million euros and this is Al-Ettifaq's 4th signing after securing Wijnaldum last week. Al-Ettifaq seems very intent on making his team able to compete more this season with other strong teams and they don't hesitate to continue to bring in new ammunition before the transfer market in Saudi closes. Demarai Gray will team up with Jordan Henderson, Moussa Dembele and Georginio Wijnaldum.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1699371435968331921

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Quote from: Sithara007 on September 05, 2023, 10:52:44 PM

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Unlike the case with Al Nassr or Al Hilal, Al Shabab doesn't have the luxury of being a recipient of cash inflows from Saudi Public Investment Fund. So they can't purchase anyone whom they want to include in their squad. Yannick Carrasco should be a decent addition, BTW. He can work in tandem with Gustavo Cuéllar, Carlos and Habib Diallo, and it will be a formidable combination to beat for other clubs. They had a great season last year, where they finished at no.4 (out of a total of 16 teams). And this time also, they will be aiming for a similar performance in the Saudi Professional League.

Previously, in the early days when the Saudi trend was starting to intensify, Al Shabab was also associated with several names of top European players. But for some reason, Al Shabab did not participate in recruiting other top European players who had quite big names. maybe they are aware, it will be difficult to compete with the four clubs that have been acquired by PIF. Maybe that's also why they prefer to bring in some less well-known names.

The problem, not that Al Shabab is a poor club, the fact that they are among the top clubs in this competition. In this transfer window, Al Shabab also actually brought in several European players. several names including, Yannick Carrasco and Habib Diallo. by only bringing in these two players, as well as several other players as well as one of the former Al hilal players, well, clearly this is not enough for Al Shabab to be able to compete competitively in this league. It is proven that, from the five matches they have played, Al Shabab was only able to collect two points. I'm not sure if this season Al Shabab will enter the top four rankings like last season.

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The match between Al Ahli vs Al Taawon in the middle of September will have a big impact on the standings, A win for the home team will be enough to help them to stay in the race for the championship but a loss or draw will give the away team an advantage to get stronger in second place in the standings, because Al Taawon currently together with Al Hilal have a one-point advantage over the team below them, like the Al Hilal vs Al Ittihad match some time ago changed the standings so this match will be the same.

LOL.. Al Ahli need some time to recover from the devastating loss that they suffered against Al Fateh. Anyway, they have 10 more days to prepare for their encounter with Al Taawoun. But before their loss to Al Fateh, they had won all 4 of their initial matches. They would have got promoted to the top of the table had they won against Al Fateh, but now they are at 4th place. BTW, their opponents (Al Taawoun) are ahead of them in the points table with 13 points (4 wins and 1 draw). So it is going to be a very tough match for them.

The defeat against Al-Fateh might have surprised everyone but it was quite natural after they had been on a winning streak. I don't think Al-Ahli will need long to recover from their previous defeat and I'm sure they will win again in the match against Al-Taawoun. For a strong team like Al-Ahli who has such a thorough depth of European players, it's impossible for them to lose 2x in a row and I think the previous defeat is a failure they can't stop. If you look at the previous meetings between the two teams, the results were quite dominated by a draw, but I don't see that result happening again later because it's clear that Al-Ahli now has a better squad so that they can get a much better victory.

It not matter if you occasionally lose a match against a rival club which is actually very normal for every club in any league when a club wins a row in the end there will be a club that can beat it and usually club knows the weaknesses of the strategy used to be able to get a chance to win like playing against Al -Fateh who can read Al-Ahli strategy movements.
The match against Al-Taawon is indeed convincing that Al-Ahli will win this match even though they are competing at home, but remember that Al-Taawon is in a very stable condition so Al-Ahli will also have a little difficulty calming down this match and betting on the match its a bit hard to predict which club will win but im just trying my luck betting on Al-Ahli.

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Quote from: BRINIRHA on September 06, 2023, 11:38:58 AM

Quote from: Volgastallion on September 06, 2023, 07:52:28 AM

One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

I don't know what response to actually make about this. Because on the one hand I understand what you mean. But on the other hand, I think these competitions are really needed. Just like the leagues in Italy and the leagues in England, which are also quite a lot. Clubs bring in players at high prices to play, no matter the busy schedule. Because business in the field of football is like that. The more competition, the more profitable it is in business.

I'm starting to like everything that currently exists in the world of football in the Arab leagues. Honestly betting on every match in the Arabian league is sometimes a little easier to predict.

At least having some competition can provide playing minutes for reserve players. I think the coach can rotate the players in his squad according to the priorities and needs of each competition. On the profit side, this will add to the club's income from ticket sales and broadcasting rights.

Sure enough, things are business in this competition. the more competitions that are followed, it will automatically provide benefits to cover expenses that are borne by the club.

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Quote from: BRINIRHA on September 06, 2023, 11:38:58 AM

Quote from: Volgastallion on September 06, 2023, 07:52:28 AM

One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

I don't know what response to actually make about this. Because on the one hand I understand what you mean. But on the other hand, I think these competitions are really needed. Just like the leagues in Italy and the leagues in England, which are also quite a lot. Clubs bring in players at high prices to play, no matter the busy schedule. Because business in the field of football is like that. The more competition, the more profitable it is in business.

I'm starting to like everything that currently exists in the world of football in the Arab leagues. Honestly betting on every match in the Arabian league is sometimes a little easier to predict.

After all, there's nothing wrong with having lots of tournaments because after all, the competition here is also not as difficult and not as hard as the tournaments in Europe. In this way, of course they will maintain their fitness and of course, with competition that is not difficult it will also enable them to avoid clashes that will cause injury,. After all, the reality is that competition in Europe is also tougher, but the fact is that they don't always get injured in every match. Because after all, having lots of tournaments is also needed at least to measure the quality of the players. Therefore, at least the second tier players will also have the opportunity to play and of course, it will also have a good impact on them because it doesn't always have a bad impact.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on September 05, 2023, 06:59:18 PM

Yannick Carrasco could have much better options than playing for the Saudis. This 30-year-old palyer had one year left on his contract with Atletico Madrid and he asked the team to let him go.
Atletico Madrid earned 15 million from this deal which is a good amount of money for a palyer like Yannick Carrasco.
He signed a three-year contract with Al Shabab.

Some players who are passing their prime football age will want to move to the Saudi league because the pay is attractive. They see it as an opportunity to earn big and prepare for retirement. Some of them will earn more than they had ever earned when they were younger and played in top clubs. Yannick Carrasco is a versatile player who can be used as a midfielder and defender. And his wealth of experience will be a big advantage to Al-Shabab and the SPL.

Quote from: Volgastallion on September 06, 2023, 07:52:28 AM

One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

I assume you mean that Saudi-based clubs should stop playing low-rated tournaments like the Arab Cup and so on. That tournament just like other competition we have in Europe are important to the league. The tournament might not be entertaining like those that are played in Europe but it is developing. In the future, these tournaments that are underrated now will become important to fans and other football stakeholders.

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Quote from: Volgastallion on September 06, 2023, 07:52:28 AM

One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

I don't know what response to actually make about this. Because on the one hand I understand what you mean. But on the other hand, I think these competitions are really needed. Just like the leagues in Italy and the leagues in England, which are also quite a lot. Clubs bring in players at high prices to play, no matter the busy schedule. Because business in the field of football is like that. The more competition, the more profitable it is in business.

I'm starting to like everything that currently exists in the world of football in the Arab leagues. Honestly betting on every match in the Arabian league is sometimes a little easier to predict.

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The match between Al Ahli vs Al Taawon in the middle of September will have a big impact on the standings, A win for the home team will be enough to help them to stay in the race for the championship but a loss or draw will give the away team an advantage to get stronger in second place in the standings, because Al Taawon currently together with Al Hilal have a one-point advantage over the team below them, like the Al Hilal vs Al Ittihad match some time ago changed the standings so this match will be the same.

LOL.. Al Ahli need some time to recover from the devastating loss that they suffered against Al Fateh. Anyway, they have 10 more days to prepare for their encounter with Al Taawoun. But before their loss to Al Fateh, they had won all 4 of their initial matches. They would have got promoted to the top of the table had they won against Al Fateh, but now they are at 4th place. BTW, their opponents (Al Taawoun) are ahead of them in the points table with 13 points (4 wins and 1 draw). So it is going to be a very tough match for them.

The defeat against Al-Fateh might have surprised everyone but it was quite natural after they had been on a winning streak. I don't think Al-Ahli will need long to recover from their previous defeat and I'm sure they will win again in the match against Al-Taawoun. For a strong team like Al-Ahli who has such a thorough depth of European players, it's impossible for them to lose 2x in a row and I think the previous defeat is a failure they can't stop. If you look at the previous meetings between the two teams, the results were quite dominated by a draw, but I don't see that result happening again later because it's clear that Al-Ahli now has a better squad so that they can get a much better victory.

Impossible is nothing in soccer per se. We have seen that in other leagues and other competitions in general. I agree that it would be unexpected, but unexpected defeats are the most enjoyable at least if you are not a fan of the club that lost the game. Grin

The bettors of al ahli would still get fucked even though they were not fans from al ahli. Unexpected loss by al ahli was only bringing pain for them. When I was one of the bettors who picked Al Ahli, I didn't find it enjoyable at all. Cheesy

Quote from: shogun47 on September 06, 2023, 09:06:02 AM

But your confidence about the upcoming game against Al-Taawou is interesting because they have a streak as well and I don't think that game will be easy at all for Al-Ahli. If there was a game that I think Al-Ahli could lose and make their losing streak 2x, the one against Al-Taawou is such a game.

I refrain myself from taking a bet on the match between taawoun and ahli. I prefer to take BTTS rather than picked a team that would be winning the game.
Al taawound could not be underrated at this moment. It's as strong as al hilal.

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Quote from: wiss19 on September 06, 2023, 10:19:15 AM

There is too much discussion about this league and few linking with this as Chines League as well, but mostly peoples are not understanding the difference of cultures and also sources as well here Saudi League is completely different thing which is having few tasks which are achievable for them, and they are having good influence in European leagues and clubs as well which are helping them for doing things which are better for them but still their main target is changing peoples mind-set about this region and culture as well.

As suddenly we have huge investments and many top ranked players are playing for luxury salaries it's good but still their main goal is world cup and having soccer as best sport in this region even they can't compete with Europe in soccer culture but with these things they can do better things and also can bring their youths in better shape which are currently having nothing best in their lives with available sources.

The Saudi's are fully aware that the European leagues have been developed for long and have gone far in soccer culture with lots of fans and viewers attracted to it as well as interesting tournaments like the Champions league, Europa and other domestic league competitions, and they're not capable of competing with them because their league is just developing and they lack quality country side footballers with good experience, they're aware of the huge salaries offered by most clubs to keep their players, so since they're financially balanced they decided to use their financial strength to lure some players with good experience in European football to their league, to help them gain popularity, develope the league and also make it more competitive, and so far it's yield good results, for instance the finals between Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal, it was so interesting that many news channels covered it, and alot of people are beginning to pick Interesr in supporting some clubs in the Saudi league and even betting on the as well.

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Quote from: Volgastallion on September 06, 2023, 07:52:28 AM

One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

When there are no points or the exterior occurrences to compete in, Saudi Pro League clubs tend to emerge inferior. Europe's football clubs, for illustration, compete in elite tournaments such as the UEFA Champions League, which is the highest ranked competition for these European clubs. SPL is a difficult league for players who are doing everything they can reach mutually beneficial their peak at the prime of their football careers. SPL clubs should be enthusiastic to compete rather than settle for mediocre competitions, little to no significance to the league or the players.

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The best players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, Neymar Jr joined the Saudi league and took the league to unique heights. Thus, if Saudi clubs add good players from more European clubs in the next season, then European football will be under some threat.

I didn't think that far ahead and looking at the prospects I saw a similar pattern to the previous China League which brought in top players from European leagues at fantastic prices and salaries but their popularity was only temporary.
And another reason, even though Saudi Arabia often participates in the World Cup, Saudi Arabia is not a country that has a football culture as strong as Europe.

Yes, I hope I'm not right. But in my opinion that is impossible to happen even though the Saudi League brings in a lot of top European players, and for Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, Neymar Jr, they are not what they used to be and it's all because of money.

There is too much discussion about this league and few linking with this as Chines League as well, but mostly peoples are not understanding the difference of cultures and also sources as well here Saudi League is completely different thing which is having few tasks which are achievable for them, and they are having good influence in European leagues and clubs as well which are helping them for doing things which are better for them but still their main target is changing peoples mind-set about this region and culture as well.

As suddenly we have huge investments and many top ranked players are playing for luxury salaries it's good but still their main goal is world cup and having soccer as best sport in this region even they can't compete with Europe in soccer culture but with these things they can do better things and also can bring their youths in better shape which are currently having nothing best in their lives with available sources.

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The match between Al Ahli vs Al Taawon in the middle of September will have a big impact on the standings, A win for the home team will be enough to help them to stay in the race for the championship but a loss or draw will give the away team an advantage to get stronger in second place in the standings, because Al Taawon currently together with Al Hilal have a one-point advantage over the team below them, like the Al Hilal vs Al Ittihad match some time ago changed the standings so this match will be the same.

LOL.. Al Ahli need some time to recover from the devastating loss that they suffered against Al Fateh. Anyway, they have 10 more days to prepare for their encounter with Al Taawoun. But before their loss to Al Fateh, they had won all 4 of their initial matches. They would have got promoted to the top of the table had they won against Al Fateh, but now they are at 4th place. BTW, their opponents (Al Taawoun) are ahead of them in the points table with 13 points (4 wins and 1 draw). So it is going to be a very tough match for them.

The defeat against Al-Fateh might have surprised everyone but it was quite natural after they had been on a winning streak. I don't think Al-Ahli will need long to recover from their previous defeat and I'm sure they will win again in the match against Al-Taawoun. For a strong team like Al-Ahli who has such a thorough depth of European players, it's impossible for them to lose 2x in a row and I think the previous defeat is a failure they can't stop. If you look at the previous meetings between the two teams, the results were quite dominated by a draw, but I don't see that result happening again later because it's clear that Al-Ahli now has a better squad so that they can get a much better victory.

Impossible is nothing in soccer per se. We have seen that in other leagues and other competitions in general. I agree that it would be unexpected, but unexpected defeats are the most enjoyable at least if you are not a fan of the club that lost the game. Grin

But your confidence about the upcoming game against Al-Taawou is interesting because they have a streak as well and I don't think that game will be easy at all for Al-Ahli. If there was a game that I think Al-Ahli could lose and make their losing streak 2x, the one against Al-Taawou is such a game.

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One thing Saudi League and not only Saudi arabs teams needs to change or improve its stop playing shit tournaments like arab cups or something like that, that only generate more minutes and more possibilities of a injuty on a player, and are tournaments without any importance, asides of the feel of the owners who like to play that tournament only because they played against his brothers, or other crowns.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on September 06, 2023, 12:56:39 AM

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The match between Al Ahli vs Al Taawon in the middle of September will have a big impact on the standings, A win for the home team will be enough to help them to stay in the race for the championship but a loss or draw will give the away team an advantage to get stronger in second place in the standings, because Al Taawon currently together with Al Hilal have a one-point advantage over the team below them, like the Al Hilal vs Al Ittihad match some time ago changed the standings so this match will be the same.

LOL.. Al Ahli need some time to recover from the devastating loss that they suffered against Al Fateh. Anyway, they have 10 more days to prepare for their encounter with Al Taawoun. But before their loss to Al Fateh, they had won all 4 of their initial matches. They would have got promoted to the top of the table had they won against Al Fateh, but now they are at 4th place. BTW, their opponents (Al Taawoun) are ahead of them in the points table with 13 points (4 wins and 1 draw). So it is going to be a very tough match for them.

The defeat against Al-Fateh might have surprised everyone but it was quite natural after they had been on a winning streak. I don't think Al-Ahli will need long to recover from their previous defeat and I'm sure they will win again in the match against Al-Taawoun. For a strong team like Al-Ahli who has such a thorough depth of European players, it's impossible for them to lose 2x in a row and I think the previous defeat is a failure they can't stop. If you look at the previous meetings between the two teams, the results were quite dominated by a draw, but I don't see that result happening again later because it's clear that Al-Ahli now has a better squad so that they can get a much better victory.

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Al-Nassr can’t rely on Ronaldo to win every match and other stars too need to step up and help the team win matches. Lastly what are you’ll thoughts will Salah make a move on the last day because if the new rumour is true then Liverpool can’t turn down such a huge amount and while it may derail their current season but it’ll help them improve their finances for the long run.

It is true and they know this. Bringing Ronaldo into the club was not to be dependent on him to win every game that would be too myopic of the club's management. Rather what I think is that he is acting as a catalyst for the other teammates. To improve their performance to influence them to and we know that it is working. Ronaldo will not always be there, they want to birth more stars from the Arab world through him. As for Liverpool, Salah isn't going he has made his decision known.

Ronaldo is indeed a big star in the world of football. So it cannot be denied that when he is on the field, Ronaldo is a great player with truly stunning skills. Ronaldo is also someone who is an attraction for most people. But even so, to achieve perfect abilities, Ronaldo still needs adequate teammates and compensates for them. So that way, Al Nassr can't just rely on CR7 to be able to win every match. Because on a field, it contains 11 players who must work together with each other to create a good game and be able to win matches. So, if al Nassr only relied on one person, namely CR7, I think even though he is really great, this effort will not succeed. Moreover, until other players feel left out, I don't think there will be harmony within the team. Which results in the team's performance decreasing.

Then about M. wrong. I think his decision to stay at Liverpool was the right decision. Because M is wrong at Liverpool is still a starter and is always a great goalscorer. So basically M Salah is very comfortable at Liverpool. How could it not be, he has been at Liverpool since 2017. Plus he still has two seasons remaining on his contract with Liverpool.

Al Nassr is a big club that's always represented by eleven players whenever they're on the pitch so there's no way the club will rely on the brilliance of one player to win games. The club signed other European based players in the summer including Sadio Mane and Brozovic to help the Portuguese superstar and the entire team to win games.
That being said, we can't feign ignorance of how influential Ronaldo is and can be whenever he's on the pitch and that's because of the quality of a player he is . Instead of relying on Ronaldo to single-handedly win games, the manager should find a more suitable playing pattern they'll help the entire team give their best whenever they're facing any opposition.

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Quote from: dezoel on September 06, 2023, 03:40:07 AM

Jürgen Klopp is also not want Mohammad Salah leave at this stage ...

Jurgen Klopp will not want him to go because he need Salah to build with the younger players that he bought to blend with the team. Mo Salah is the only senior player currently in attack for Liverpool so as such he will not want his star man to just leave to another club. Take for instance Diego Jota is an injury freak, But when he is at his best , he is very hard to stop. Mo Salah rarely goes on injuries that's is why he will not let him go just like that .Darwin Nunez is misfiring seen in the way he throw away chances . Its moreover , he is not as old as the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Ruben Neves; so I think Mo Salah should just remain at Liverpool despite the eye-catching offers from the Saudi Pro League.

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Quote from: Luzin on September 05, 2023, 07:35:18 AM

Money has the power to bring about change. Saudi Arabia is currently ranked only 54th in FIFA. It is indeed no better than Mali. The media did report that this was an Arab move to improve the bad image of their case. There have been cases like the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018 at the hands of Saudi agents, and the devastating war that began in Yemen in 2015, and you're probably right they have a target of hosting the 2030 world cup.

It cannot be denied that the 2030 World Cup is the first target the event will bring millions of people to Saudi to watch all the matches then after that they will continue with the next target of introducing the mega project that is being built, if all plans go according to target and succeed then the Saudi Pro League might also end I mean there is no more big news like bringing in star players because their target has been achieved. What is happening now is not for the long term, believe me, no one wants to spend that much money for nothing/return.

Recently we have new leadership in few Gulf region countries, and now they are trying to bring changes which make things easier and better for them and their peoples which is positive change, and we have this all started from the UAE as they achieve much success with their money after them Qatar organizes the biggest event of soccer history which was impressive success after this now Saudi Arab is also setting their new targets and right now their best target is World Cup 2030 or 2034 even this all is not easy, but they are jumping into this with many luxury offers for their co-host countries as well.

Investing huge amounts in Saudi League is also part of this all and as they have good return of their investments in shape of biggest media rights and social media awareness about them, we can expect more changes in coming years which will make things interesting but still it's a long way with nothing is predictable how they will manage and what is time frame for this all.

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