Topic: Saudi Professional League 2023/2024 - page 601. (Read 118947 times)

Joao Felix was expected a lot with his transfer to Atletico Madrid but after some seasons there and a half of season of loan to Chelsea, Joao Felix failed to upgrade himself and even he is still young, it looks like he won't be able to become a better player than what he has been so far. It seems the player already hits his limits with which he won't be able to break out and create a big change for his career.

With very vague and unwell future in Atletico Madrid and clubs in Europe, I am not surprised if Joao Felix takes advantage of the hype from Saudi Professional League and get a chance to earn more money.

Another offer from Saudi teams to the famous players and this time Al Hilal sent an offer to Atletico Marid and they wanted to hire João Félix for the next season while this player already got offers from other teams in Europe I think sending this offer couldn't be accepted by Atletico Madrid and now
Al Hilal wants to get this player on loan for next season but he prefers to leave the team for even and he obviously prefers to play in Barcelona instead of the Arabian teams.

It's not so strange. Shorta was the best one in iraqi premier league. Winning against shorta through penalty was not an unacceptable thing as well. it's hard to imagine if there will a club who will not be scored in the final between nassr vs hilal but i remind you that al hilal beat nassr in last match with 2-0 as final score.

The match between hilal vs nassr is quite hard to predict. I would prefer to bet on al hilal rather than nassr. Nassr has so many great players in the club but hilal's performance in the arab club champion league is very impressive.

Nassr was always unable to beat hilal in SPL last season. It's time for ronaldo to revenge bad result in SPL.

I'm a bit surprised that the transfer fees is quite cheap for a young player like Frank Kessie (26). And it is a bold decision to move to SPL in that young age, I'm sure Kessie actually still has a chance to play in another team in Europe. But he may feel interested to join SPL because he doesn't want to miss the chance to get good salary there. He also may think to play in a good team because they already signed some top players.

Ronaldo is an ambitious player, that's why he always wants to score more goals and has an intention to break another record. He also wants to show to people in the world that he is not over yet. On the hand, he has the responsibility to give his best to Al Nassr that wants to pay him with a huge salary. So, it is normal if Ronaldo is trying to keep his good performance and score more goals.

Well, I also expect the same, Ronaldo must win the final match and gets his first trophy in Saudi. Although Al Hilal is a tough opponent, Al Nassr should be the favorite team to win because they are in a good form lately. Everyone must expect Ronaldo to show his best performance in the final round.

This transfer was about to be done a few days ago Frank Kessie was a good player but in Barcelona, he didn't perform well enough and obviously leaving Barcelona to the Saudi teams can show us this player was not performing well enough to get better offers from the op European team instead of joining Al Ahli in the next season.
Because Kessie is just 26 and he is not an old player to play in Saudi Arabia last years of his career.


https://www.barcablaugranes.com/fc-barcelona-transfer-rumors-news/2023/8/9/23826173/official-franck-kessie-joins-al-ahli-from-barcelona

It is rather strange that Al Nasr won with such a modest score, plus the goal itself was scored from a penalty kick (Ronaldo scored the 4th game in a row). In any case, the final will be as expected - two Saudi teams will determine who will get the title. As far as I can see at the moment, the bookmakers have not yet decided on quotes, but it seems to me that the most obvious choice would be BTTS. Even if the coefficient is low (at least not less than 1.4), it makes sense to make such a bet.

To be honest, I don't have the track record of Al Shorta's team, against which Al Nassr played in the quarter-finals. in fact, we don't know how strong Al Shorta's team is. but apparently, Al Shorta is a mediocre team "just my guess" if I refer to the data and statistics of this match. even though in this match Al Nassr had difficulty scoring goals, in fact they controlled the game with 64% ball possession. tactically, Al Nassr is much better than the opposing team. as well as with every opportunity they have. unfortunately, only one goal was created. but that was enough for them, to ensure advance to the final round.

In another match, Al Hilal against Al Shabab. the last time Al Hilal was defeated by Al Shabab in the Saudi Pro League competition, naturally at that time Al Hilal had a series of busy schedules. but in this fight, Al Hilal did not allow Al Shabab to overthrow them again. in fact, the goalkeeper from Al Hilal was given a very red card in the 25th minute. even so, Al Hilal was able to slay the opposing team with a final score of 3-1. I had previously suspected that these two teams who competed in the Arab Cup Champions Cup semi-finals would qualify for the final phase. at Al Nassr, it seems that Mane has found a very good rhythm of play, although it is too early to judge. for Al Hilal, again Jerge Jesus entrusted Malcom as a center forward and he successfully contributed one goal in that match.

Well, as I predicted before. if Al Nassr will meet Al Hilal in the final match. for sure, this match will offer an interesting and competitive match. plus, these two teams are strong rivals in a decade in the Saudi League Pro League. the question is, can Al Nassr break the dominance of Al hilal. So, let's wait for this final match.

I do think that Al-Nassr will have a bigger chance to win the title than any other team, but that doesn't mean that I think they have THAT much of a bigger chance. I would have given them more like 2.30 or so odds to make it work, that means that there will be other teams who will try their best.

Look at the whole league and their values and you will see that they are not even at the top, Al-Hilal is at the top with the highest valuation and that means there is a good chance they might win instead. It's mostly savic and neves that makes 90 million euro in valuation so 2 players that cover most of it means that you are still lacking in the other positions but still I feel like it's not going to be that easy to make a decision.

Cristiano Ronaldo cannot stop scoring, he has shown what a world class player he is and he's always stepping up at the big stage. He has scored four goals in the last four games he's featured for Al Nassr and has just fired them to their first ever Arab club champions cup final. Ronaldo won the man of the match award and was very instrumental in today's winning with his 75th penalty spot kick sealing the game for Al Nassr. They will be locking horns with Al Hilal in the final on Saturday and it a game many football faithfuls would be looking forward to. I'm rooting for Ronaldo and I would like to see him bag his first piece of silverware for his new club.

Ronaldo saves Al Nassr to qualify for the finals. By the way actually Ronaldo have many opportunities to add another scored in that match Sir, but him not lucky. The Al Nassr match really interesting to watch, and to be honest in my view their goalkeeper Al Nassr very good, him saved ball from their opponent's attack in a very crucial minute.
Yes Kessie will be wearing Al-Ahli Jersey, and with the Arrivals of this player to Al-Ahli team, then surely will add to depth of their squad. There are still other rumours Sir, they are will going to sign Piotr Zieliński Napoli player, also reportedly that player is interested playing in Saudi considering that the salary he will receive is also large.

I think Gerald is right and that's not a warning but an advise, because Sarah still has a lot to offer on the Premier league and even if he wants to move to the Saudi league it should in the future and not now, because moving now would not be very beneficial to his career maybe only financially though and I think if he finally decided to move there it would be because of the money or his religion, because if his family wants to see him they could book a flight and come visit at different times.
 Left for be I think he's not very old and still got about two three years left to try win a trophy with an European team and based on his good relationship with his coach and Club owners I don't think he would likely betray his loyalty to the club as well as the love from Liverpool fans, except maybe he's persuaded to take the offer and join the Saudi league for the benefit of his family,also since the new season is around the corner I don't think Jurgen klopp would likely lose another key player to the Saudi side this summer.

Liverpool already lost most of their crucial players this summer to Saudi clubs, they probably would turned down any bids placed for Mohammed Salah, he's very important to the club and Jurgen Klopp will not relent. However, Mohammed Salah have to make his own decision, either to stay or leave for the huge bids placed. Perhaps Mohammed Salah have unfinished business with Liverpool and Europe, he has a long way to go. There's enough accomplishments by the Egyptian over the past years he has spent at Anfield. He's determined to improve his performance and winning slots for nominations of significant awards.

Frank Kessie left La Liga to join Saudi Pro League. He moved from Barcelona to join Al-Ahli. The transfer is set to be €12.5m and the deal is done! His contract will last to 2026.
Al-Ahli added him to other stars they already recruited like Roberto Firmino, Edouard Mendy, Riyad Mahrez and Allan Saint-Maximin. Roger Ibanez will follow them soon coming from Roma.

right after you say 70 minutes after 5 minutes Ronaldo scored and made it 0-1 to Al Nassr. whoever bets on Al Nassr I congratulate you.
damn, I forgot that today there was a match Al Nassr vs Al Shorta and forgot not to place a bet, sad. but I think Ronaldo has been doing really well lately and whether that can be consistent until the end of the season or just the first excitement for the summer.
the worries of Al Nassr fans when at the beginning of the season Ronaldo seemed to have a very good performance but when at the end of the season his performance disappeared it got worse and I hope this will not happen because Ronaldo can definitely be consistent due to the arrival of friends from European players who can be a good contribution.

Hm this is of course one thing which counts, the quality of the players who are supposed to support the center forward players, but I still think that great center forwards have a unique quality to also create chances for themselves out of nowhere or that they score goals after bad assists as well. I think Ronaldo is still a bit better in terms of scoring on his own without good assists, but Benzema delivered some great performances as well when he scored in situations that didn't even look like there was a chance. But Ronaldo recently had a bad character when he made negative gestures because he was unsatisfied with his teammates. Benzema usually doesn't do that. This is also a game of body language.

Saudi people are looking to improve their league to be one of the best leagues in the world and they are working real hard to achieve that and ever since Ronaldo joined it has boosted their chances of winning the heart of players has increased massively. Eventually sallah will leave Liverpool but am not sure it will be this season because klopp didn’t plan for his departure and it maybe to late to think of replacement since the league will commence this week. I believe salah is part of his plans this season and maybe later in the end of the season he may consider letting him go and finding replacement for him. Only a select few players have the fortitude to turn down the enormous offers that the Saudi league consistently makes to entice players to join.

All of Liverpool's primary attack from last season will be participating in league action if Salah joins. Salah, Mane, and Firmino will all compete in the Saudi League alongside Fabinho and Henderson. It will be an enjoyable reunion, but Salah can still make some waves in the Premier League.

Liverpool can still control Mo salah for the next 2 seasons based on his contract, even if he moves next season I don't think it's a problem because Liverpool really have to regenerate so there's nothing to worry about. Regarding salary, FIFA can't do anything because clubs in the Saudi league pay player salaries with company money not debt, another case with Barcelona because it has a debt burden. It doesn't make sense for FIFA to apply rules regarding player salaries while both parties agree, unless there is any indication of entrapment or coercion perhaps that makes sense.

Liverpool may have already discussed among themselves about extending the contract with Md. Salah considering his age. To play football in Europe especially in the English Premier League you must be a fast footballer, if you can't fool the opposition defenders with your speed and dribbling against the opposition defenders then you know it's time to leave the English Premier League. Mohamed Salah is still a good star for Liverpool, but based on his current performance, he may not be able to stay in Liverpool for long, if his performance does not improve, he may have to go to Saudi Arabia, because at this moment, if Liverpool let him go, no other club in Europe will. Maybe he won't show interest in taking him eventually he will have to go to Saudi Arabia.

Prominent players are constantly getting offers in Saudi football. Already, some of the world-famous players have joined Saudi football and many are preparing while there are some who are rejecting the attractive offers despite receiving. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about Liverpool's famous Mohamed Salah, but may be at the moment Saudi Arabian club Al - Ittihad is not getting him in the team. In the meantime, stars like Roberto Firmino, Fabinho and Jordan Henderson from Liverpool have joined the Saudi club. However, even if some players are not available at present, there will be a possibility of getting them in the future. As Saudi clubs are ready ‍with Big amount of money most of the players will take the opportunity to fulfill their dreams.

Yes, quadrupling salaries is always the strongest argument, it is difficult to refuse such an offer. I don't wish Liverpool any harm (hope they can break City's hegemony) but it would be interesting to see Klopp's reaction if Salah were poached by the Saudis now. He probably would have started whining even harder about the fact that FIFA and UEFA should do something with Saudi Arabia