Topic: Saudi Professional League 2023/2024 - page 6. (Read 118125 times)

Only this club change style does not prove that Cristiano Ronaldo is a loyal player and he did not move to another club in a same league because of his loyalty for his club. It can be because of his loyalty or can be not, I don't see there is enough evidence for a sensible conclusion.

I see one big interesting fact, that Cristiano Ronaldo plays for strongest clubs in leagues like Manchester United in Premier League, Real Madrid in La Liga, Juventus in Serie A, so it's hard for him to move to another club in a same league. Perhaps he did not have too many choices in a same league, and he also wanted new challenge, so he moved to another league.

Neymar has been injured once again and will be out of action for a while. I think Al Hilal, who have been causing a storm in the Saudi Arabian league, should pay him the price of his contract and release him. Because it seems like he doesn't want to play football. I don't think his football career will last much longer because of these injuries. He seems to be chronically injured now. Also, his injuries are not just a few days, they are generally long-term injuries. Yes, Neymar was a very effective name in football, but we won't be able to mention his name much anymore.

Indeed. Ronaldo never moved to another team in the same league. Ronaldo is a loyal player, he doesn't want to play in the rival. Recently, we heard a rumor that Ronaldo probably moves to Al Hilal. If we considers the history of Ronaldo's transfers, it is unlikely to happen. When Ronaldo leaves Al Nassr, he probably moves to another league. I guess he will return to the first league that he ever played as a professional player (Primeira league).

Neymar has been injured once again and will be out of action for a while. I think Al Hilal, who have been causing a storm in the Saudi Arabian league, should pay him the price of his contract and release him. Because it seems like he doesn't want to play football. I don't think his football career will last much longer because of these injuries. He seems to be chronically injured now. Also, his injuries are not just a few days, they are generally long-term injuries. Yes, Neymar was a very effective name in football, but we won't be able to mention his name much anymore.

Just because Ronaldo is losing, doesn't mean that he will join the winners, he may have done that before, but he switched leagues to do that and he deserved to be at the best teams. Like when he moved to United, then United was good, but United wanted him, and he was good enough to play there, or when he moved to Real Madrid, real was the best team, and he deserved to be there, and when he moved to Juvnetus, they were winning the title 10 years in a row, so he went to best team because he deserved it.

However, when we are talking about moving, he never went from same league to better team in same league. So if he ever leaves, I am sure that it would be for another league, but I believe he looks quite happy there and won't really change it at all, seems like he will be happy to be just there.

Neymar has been injured once again and will be out of action for a while. I think Al Hilal, who have been causing a storm in the Saudi Arabian league, should pay him the price of his contract and release him. Because it seems like he doesn't want to play football. I don't think his football career will last much longer because of these injuries. He seems to be chronically injured now. Also, his injuries are not just a few days, they are generally long-term injuries. Yes, Neymar was a very effective name in football, but we won't be able to mention his name much anymore.

I don't think they are behind, they are a team with a lot of money, but that doesn't represent their position in the standings. Therefore, this season we should only focus on Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad & Al-Nassr. These are the only three teams that have shown their intentions in the Saudi Professional League title race.

I don't think they are behind, they are a team with a lot of money, but that doesn't represent their position in the standings. Therefore, this season we should only focus on Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad & Al-Nassr. These are the only three teams that have shown their intentions in the Saudi Professional League title race.

The biggest trouble for him would be reputation, because if he leaves Al Nassr and joins Al Hilal, first of all they do have a striker there, and secondly he would be leaving the team he was on, and joining the winners, that would be cowardice instead of try to win with the team he is on.

Also, even bigger danger would be losing, this team won without him twice, so if he joins them and they lose, that would actually be terrible for them and would be hated, he would be mocked beyond recognition as well. I think the best thing he can do would be either staying with this team or leave for another league, that should be the most important part and I believe we are going to see the results being something great.

They have tons of funds remaining in their reserves, and therefore I honestly don't understand why they are not getting good players. I agree that Ivan Toney and Alexander has been good picks so far. BTW, Ivan Toney was an expensive pick. Reportedly Al Ahli paid somewhere around £20 million a year to get him in their squad. Edouard Mendy is getting £16 million, while Riyad Mahrez charged a massive £30 million per year. Even after these purchases, Al Ahli doesn't have the required team balance.

There may be some doubt as to whether he will continue to play or not but I think that Ronaldo will continue to play for a while longer and he is still scoring regularly. His teammates have fallen behind in time and their performance is relatively poor but he still retains his experience and physical fitness. I would agree with you that he may not be signed to Al Nasr for next season and he may sign for a club in America. In fact with time football legends will continue to disappear from major events and new players will replace them. But I think Cristiano Ronaldo should continue playing at elite clubs for a few more years and try to enjoy his time by impressing the crowd.

One team that has fallen behind this season is Al-Ahli. Similar to the case with the three teams mentioned, they are also funded by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund. And they have some big names in their squad (Roger Ibañez, Roberto Firmino, Édouard Mendy, Franck Kessié.etc). At the moment, they are trailing at the 8th position in points table, with teams like Al-Taawoun and Al-Qadsiah ahead of them. Anyway, the season just got started. We still have plenty of matches remaining. 

Yes, this season Al Ahli is slightly less competitive than the other big teams in the Saudi Arabian League. Maybe this is caused by poor player balance. The reason is that in the transfer market last summer, Al Ahli did not bring in many new players with good quality. Al Ahli only brought in 2 players who in my opinion have quite good quality, these players are Ivan Toney from Brentford and also Alexander from Flumenense. Apart from that, in my opinion, the purchase of these players could be said to be inappropriate, especially the purchase of Ivan Toney. The reason is that Al Ahli already has Firmino in the striker position, so Ivan Toney is actually not really needed from that point of view. Apart from that, the mistake Al Ahli made this season was loaning Allan Saint Maximin to Fenerbahce. Even though Allan is a very good left winger at Al Ahli. So Al Ahli should not loan Allan to Fenerbahce, because currently his influence is quite felt on Al Ahli's left wing line. The reason is that currently there are no players who can be relied on in that position, because currently Al Ahli only has one player who plays on the left wing, namely Sumayhan Al Nabit. In my opinion, Sumayhan is not able to make Al Ahli's left wing line good at the moment. So in essence Al Ahli's current problem lies in the balance of players it has. Therefore, if Al Ahli wants to compete at the top of the Saudi Arabian League standings again, their squad must be immediately improved.

That's what I mean, it would be a shame if Ronaldo really moved to Al Hilal. As I said before, of course it would be very bad if, for example, Ronaldo really moved to Al Hilal but in reality Al Hilal would fail to win a trophy. If that happens, it will have a bad impact on Ronaldo's career and  also his status as a world mega star player. Thus, it would be very good for Ronaldo to stay at Al Nassr, but if for example Ronaldo really wants to leave then joining  another team other than Al Hilal would be better, or moving to a different country and league, to MLS maybe that would have a good impact on his career there too, who knows.

Moving to another league may sound reasonable, but leaving Al Nassr and moving to another club other than Alhilal and staying in RSL is not a good idea. The season is still long and now Al Nassr is in third place in the standings, CR7 and his teammates just need to fight harder until the end of the season so that Al Nassr can win the title this season.

and in my opinion moving to the MLS league is also not the best choice. As we know, CR7 and LM10 have many fans and this has also caused a long debate about who is the best between the two. David Beckham has indeed said in an interview that he wants to recruit CR7 to Inter Miami to increase the number of shows and the appeal of the MLS league. and because this is an investment, which MLS club will be able to pay CR7 the same salary as he gets at Al Nassr. and if CR7 joins Inter Miami, then this will only end the long debate between CR7 and LM10, and if CR7 joins one of the MLS clubs other than Inter Miami, then this will revive the rivalry between the two and become an even longer debate. And their return to competition will cap off the performances and rivalries that the young talents are building. I mean, this is no longer the time for both of them, so let the debate about who is the best between the two of them unravel by itself as their football careers will soon end. CR7 has planned that he will return to Sporting CP, the place where he started his football career. Let them both enjoy the end of their football careers at the clubs they want.

When Neymar first got injured, there were many rumors that Neymar would be crossed out of the list of Al Hilal players and recruit new foreign players to replace him and also rumors about contract termination but in reality Al Hilal did not do that so it was not Neymar's fault if he continued to receive a salary even though he did not contribute if Al Hilal had done it from the start they would not have suffered further losses especially since Neymar is the player with the highest salary at Al Hilal so it feels unfair to the other players especially Mitrovic who played a big role in Al Hilal's success last season.

When Neymar first got injured, there were many rumors that Neymar would be crossed out of the list of Al Hilal players and recruit new foreign players to replace him and also rumors about contract termination but in reality Al Hilal did not do that so it was not Neymar's fault if he continued to receive a salary even though he did not contribute if Al Hilal had done it from the start they would not have suffered further losses especially since Neymar is the player with the highest salary at Al Hilal so it feels unfair to the other players especially Mitrovic who played a big role in Al Hilal's success last season.

One team that has fallen behind this season is Al-Ahli. Similar to the case with the three teams mentioned, they are also funded by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund. And they have some big names in their squad (Roger Ibañez, Roberto Firmino, Édouard Mendy, Franck Kessié.etc). At the moment, they are trailing at the 8th position in points table, with teams like Al-Taawoun and Al-Qadsiah ahead of them. Anyway, the season just got started. We still have plenty of matches remaining. 

To be honest, Neymar's presence is not much needed in Al Hilal, it is proven that they can still perform very well and even last season they went through the season without defeat. Neymar is actually a problem for Al Hilal, not a problem in the game but a problem when they have to keep spending money on players who do not contribute to the club. Some time ago we also saw how Al Hilal vented their frustration at Neymar. However, Neymar is not entirely wrong, because injuries do not know when they will occur. In fact, I think it was AL Hilal who made a mistake when recruiting Neymar, because they did not see the history of injuries experienced by the player.

That's what I mean, it would be a shame if Ronaldo really moved to Al Hilal. As I said before, of course it would be very bad if, for example, Ronaldo really moved to Al Hilal but in reality Al Hilal would fail to win a trophy. If that happens, it will have a bad impact on Ronaldo's career and  also his status as a world mega star player. Thus, it would be very good for Ronaldo to stay at Al Nassr, but if for example Ronaldo really wants to leave then joining  another team other than Al Hilal would be better, or moving to a different country and league, to MLS maybe that would have a good impact on his career there too, who knows.