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Quote from: Doell on July 14, 2023, 09:32:42 AM

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Saudi Professional League is moving in the right direction. During the last 2-3 months they have signed a number of quality players from various European leagues. There were a few let downs, like Messi moving to Inter Miami after rejecting the offer from Al Hilal, but in general they are moving in the right direction. And I can see that a lot of people are unhappy. Not just the management of the European clubs, but also many of the fans. I was going through the Daily Mail article regarding the move by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The comments section was full of hate filled posts by English football fans.

Even though in the end the Saudi league failed to bring in Lionel Messi, that did not dampen the intention of other European players to come to this league. Of course all European players are very tempted to get a lot of money the easy way and that is an opportunity they rarely encounter, that's why many are starting to like the Saudi league.

It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

The offers with big salaries are good opportunities, the players previously played for achievement but at old age, they realize that money will meet their needs if someday they retire. The hateful comments about the Saudi league may related to players which has been proud of, especially maybe fans of some club, so it is indeed very natural because their fans want these players to stay with club which are they love.

That's a realty because now players are more attracted towards money instead of fame because in the end the only thing that can be useful in life is going to be money not the fame. Lionel Messi has taken a very mediocre step by not joining Saudi League because if he had joined it then he could also earn huge sums of money without much effort. Other than money they Saudi people also take care of their players by providing them all the protocol and facilities that one can only dream of. The players like Ronaldo are enjoying their gameplay in Saudi League and they are earning enough money to enjoy their lives after retirement.

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It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

Saudi League is getting more popular otherwise we wouldn't see people around the world talking about it that much, even in our forums I feel the topic is more active than some European leagues.
The main point is how much this bubble or tendance will remain. I mean Chinese at some point were popular among Europeans then suddenly faded. I don't know if Saudis will keep their league attractive or will stop running behind players after few seasons..

That's right, especially this thread has become more lively since the transfer of several European players who decided to join the Saudi league in their careers. I understand your point about the existence of this Saudi league, can it last long enough or will it only be temporary like the Chinese league you mean. But I see that the Chinese league tends to bring in good European players and can't be called a star in Europe, while the Saudi league can even bring in one of the GOATs as an attraction for other star players to come like Benzema, Kante, Firmino and others.

Maybe this significant difference can illustrate how much better the Saudi league was than the Chinese league at that time. I think the saudi league will continue to target other star players because if you look at the current generation of star players they are in their 30s and above and it will be much easier for the saudi league to make attractive offers.

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And maybe in the future the Saudi league will get more hatred from the European league supporters if its popularity is wider, and of course players and sponsors will pay more attention to this league in the future.

yes, this is a big Business plan built by the Saudi Arabian football industry. Of course, it's not just a matter of business that brings them money. but this also has to think about the fate of the younger generation who can compete in big competitions.
the arrival of several European players, most of them are no longer young. this can be used as a motivation for the younger generation to compete with European players. they can learn how to play and the training that European players do. however, a player like Ronaldo will have a sizeable impact on the growth of young players there.

The developers of Saudi football when viewed from this side are very smart in making their strategy to develop the interest of their generation, as far as I know Saudi Arabia or the Eastern Bloc countries have never recorded achievements in the World Cup, of course this has become a trigger for increased interest in football. football industry, we will see what the Saudis will do and how much impact this strategy will have on their current generation which they will show in the world cup, would you predict that.
I want to see that the Saudi professional league can produce many players who are able to compete on the international stage, and maybe become idols like Messi, Ronaldo and others.

There will be a time in the future that they can finally produce their own fine men to play in football and can compete fairly with the other known clubs mainly in the Western world and considering how dedicated they are to attract superstars on their club, I'm confident that sooner or later, Saudi League will grow more and will be known not just because of their humungous funds but because of the players they produce that can dominate too, and maybe by that time, they can be the champion in the FIFA WC.

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Saudi Professional League is moving in the right direction. During the last 2-3 months they have signed a number of quality players from various European leagues. There were a few let downs, like Messi moving to Inter Miami after rejecting the offer from Al Hilal, but in general they are moving in the right direction. And I can see that a lot of people are unhappy. Not just the management of the European clubs, but also many of the fans. I was going through the Daily Mail article regarding the move by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The comments section was full of hate filled posts by English football fans.

Even though in the end the Saudi league failed to bring in Lionel Messi, that did not dampen the intention of other European players to come to this league. Of course all European players are very tempted to get a lot of money the easy way and that is an opportunity they rarely encounter, that's why many are starting to like the Saudi league.

It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

The offers with big salaries are good opportunities, the players previously played for achievement but at old age, they realize that money will meet their needs if someday they retire. The hateful comments about the Saudi league may related to players which has been proud of, especially maybe fans of some club, so it is indeed very natural because their fans want these players to stay with club which are they love.

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Quote from: Awaklara on July 14, 2023, 08:49:06 AM

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And maybe in the future the Saudi league will get more hatred from the European league supporters if its popularity is wider, and of course players and sponsors will pay more attention to this league in the future.

yes, this is a big Business plan built by the Saudi Arabian football industry. Of course, it's not just a matter of business that brings them money. but this also has to think about the fate of the younger generation who can compete in big competitions.
the arrival of several European players, most of them are no longer young. this can be used as a motivation for the younger generation to compete with European players. they can learn how to play and the training that European players do. however, a player like Ronaldo will have a sizeable impact on the growth of young players there.

The developers of Saudi football when viewed from this side are very smart in making their strategy to develop the interest of their generation, as far as I know Saudi Arabia or the Eastern Bloc countries have never recorded achievements in the World Cup, of course this has become a trigger for increased interest in football. football industry, we will see what the Saudis will do and how much impact this strategy will have on their current generation which they will show in the world cup, would you predict that.
I want to see that the Saudi professional league can produce many players who are able to compete on the international stage, and maybe become idols like Messi, Ronaldo and others.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on July 13, 2023, 10:28:04 PM

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Of course, we may expect obstinate attitudes from English supporters, who are vehemently opposed to their players transferring to the Saudi team. It is obvious that Saudi Arabia is utilizing their resources to attract players here, not because these players want to participate, but because they are enticed by the huge payments on provide, which they are unwilling to turn down. Saudi Arabian league is growing more popular in the football world, and everything is moving at a breakneck pace. A lot has been accomplished by these clubs in a short period of time.

LOL.. can't do much if the European clubs and their supporters are feeling bitter. In the recent past there were several instances of the clubs deliberately insulting and intimidating some of the players. One example is the suspension handed down to Messi by Paris Saint-Germain after he visited Saudi Arabia. UEFA clubs want the players to dance as per the whims and fancies of the management. And that too after offering peanuts. The entry of Saudi money has changed the picture upside down and has offered more options to the players to chose from.

They just cannot deny the fact that the Saudi League is slowly taking their crown and tempting some good players to come to them as they can offer a much better paycheck compared to the European clubs that has been the choice for many players are they were the ones who can give a much competitive paycheck back at the day, but now, the situation is already different and I will not be surprised if Saudi League will boom up because of it. Money will always attract players and that is the reality that they cannot deny.

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Quote from: X-ray on July 13, 2023, 06:50:27 PM

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Jordan Henderson as an Englishman and also the club captain of a big club like Liverpool would definitely find it difficult to leave the English Premier League club and join a Saudi Arabian League despite the fact that his playing career is dwindling down
If he could ever consider moving to SPL, it'll definitely happen because of influence of current Al-Ettifaq's manager Stephen Gerrard. The transfer window isn't yet over so this might be one the surprise moves of the summer

Let's see how it will be going on. I saw the latest update from him. Henderson already agreed in verbal agreement with ettifaq. His salary gonna be increase 5 times compared with his salary in liverpool. He has told klopp regarding his decision and klopp has been approving his hope to leave from the club and join in the ettifaq to play under steven gerrard. Just because he was captain of liverpool and it doesn't mean his movement to the ettifaq is inevitable.

I think that fabinho is gonna try to follow his movement to leave from liverpool and join in saudi club. Saudi's offer is very lucrative, and it's very hard to reject it. I will never pay Henderson 5 times more compared with his salary in liverpool.
Good luck to henderson in ettifaq. Saudi clubs are aiming more players from liverpool.

Previously Henderson has been reject the offers from Al-Ettifaq but i don't really know what causes he starting to considering that offer and i know Henderson last season cannot showing his best performance and Klopp was more likely to played him as the substitution but i think he still decent to playing at Liverpool even so with Fabinho that he is still main option for holding midfielder last season and i have been watching him several times performing well and as Liverpool fans personally i don't want to lost these players

But indeed if we see from the current condition for Liverpool they have to regeneration their squad and that's why Klopp this summer targetting young midfielder players and actually Liverpool doesn't want Fabinho to leave but they won't hold him if he decide go to Arabian club and for Fabinho it say Al-Ittihad will attempts to bid 40 millions so if the price reach an agreement and this transfer happened then he will joining with N'Golo Kante and Benzema so Al Ittihad will being an strong contender for league title along with Al Nassr

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Quote from: topbitcoin on July 14, 2023, 08:41:34 AM

And maybe in the future the Saudi league will get more hatred from the European league supporters if its popularity is wider, and of course players and sponsors will pay more attention to this league in the future.

yes, this is a big Business plan built by the Saudi Arabian football industry. Of course, it's not just a matter of business that brings them money. but this also has to think about the fate of the younger generation who can compete in big competitions.
the arrival of several European players, most of them are no longer young. this can be used as a motivation for the younger generation to compete with European players. they can learn how to play and the training that European players do. however, a player like Ronaldo will have a sizeable impact on the growth of young players there.

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Quote from: rendravolt on July 14, 2023, 08:24:35 AM

It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

Saudi League is getting more popular otherwise we wouldn't see people around the world talking about it that much, even in our forums I feel the topic is more active than some European leagues.
The main point is how much this bubble or tendance will remain. I mean Chinese at some point were popular among Europeans then suddenly faded. I don't know if Saudis will keep their league attractive or will stop running behind players after few seasons..

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Saudi Professional League is moving in the right direction. During the last 2-3 months they have signed a number of quality players from various European leagues. There were a few let downs, like Messi moving to Inter Miami after rejecting the offer from Al Hilal, but in general they are moving in the right direction. And I can see that a lot of people are unhappy. Not just the management of the European clubs, but also many of the fans. I was going through the Daily Mail article regarding the move by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The comments section was full of hate filled posts by English football fans.

Even though in the end the Saudi league failed to bring in Lionel Messi, that did not dampen the intention of other European players to come to this league. Of course all European players are very tempted to get a lot of money the easy way and that is an opportunity they rarely encounter, that's why many are starting to like the Saudi league.

It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

What the Saudi professional league teams are doing is something we cannot take lightly, what they are doing to get the world's attention is a very good strategy by bringing in top European league players, the failure to bring Messi by Al- hilla is not a problem, and also can't stop the saudi professional league becoming more and more popular nowadays.

I think this hatred is a natural thing because one by one the popular players who are in the media spotlight, prefer to enter the Saudi league, because they get decent payments for their profession, and after all, on average, every player definitely needs money for his welfare. , so indeed it is a good opportunity for those who get offers. And in fact it has also shifted the focus of the football media, the Saudi professional league has become very attractive, and also has a fairly large circulation of money.

And maybe in the future the Saudi league will get more hatred from the European league supporters if its popularity is wider, and of course players and sponsors will pay more attention to this league in the future.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on July 13, 2023, 09:00:08 PM

Saudi Professional League is moving in the right direction. During the last 2-3 months they have signed a number of quality players from various European leagues. There were a few let downs, like Messi moving to Inter Miami after rejecting the offer from Al Hilal, but in general they are moving in the right direction. And I can see that a lot of people are unhappy. Not just the management of the European clubs, but also many of the fans. I was going through the Daily Mail article regarding the move by Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The comments section was full of hate filled posts by English football fans.

Even though in the end the Saudi league failed to bring in Lionel Messi, that did not dampen the intention of other European players to come to this league. Of course all European players are very tempted to get a lot of money the easy way and that is an opportunity they rarely encounter, that's why many are starting to like the Saudi league.

It is only natural that there are hateful comments about the Saudi league, especially coming from fans of Europe's top leagues, and the parties concerned are certainly very understanding of what they are doing. I think the fact that the saudi league is starting to gain popularity is indisputable from now on because this league will attract the interest of the public in a sizeable amount.

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Some people has speculate David De Gea future that after 12 years playing with Manchester United finally he will look for new clubs and recently he got several offers from Turkish team Fenerbahce and the latest is from Al Nassr that this team will attempts to gets De Gea with 250.000 per week salary and Al Nassr hopes De Gea will considering this offers and during play with Manchester United De Gea has playing 545 matches and 190 cleansheet so this is fantastic records from him
If De Gea want money then moved to Al Nassr would be good option but indeed he hasn't respond it yet regarding this rumour but let's see what his decision is whether De Gea will reject Al Nassr or he will accept it and play in the Saudi Pro League

And it will be De Gea's reunion with Cristiano Ronaldo if he chooses Al Nassr.
and Al Nassr Al Nassr want to continue strengthening the squad by recruiting top European players, and they have just brought in Marcelo Brozovic from Inter Milan.
And if De Gea wants to continue his career he can join another top club to look for new challenges because I don't think he is too old, and if he is chasing money Al Nassr is the right choice.
Manchester United are reportedly starting to target a number of goalkeeper candidates to replace De Ge and one of the names Teh Hag is eyeing is Jordan Pickford.

With the exit of De GEA an era is ended at Manchester United without any doubt he was the best player for years and done impressive job right now we have no official statement about his future and things are looking not easy for him because Al-Nassr already give him luxury offer which is surely not easy to leave but with few other offers are also around him like Fenerbahçe from Turkey is also looking for him to join them but what are the terms it's not clear.

Manchester United's search is on for the new goalkeeper with most chances they will be done with Onana and if this not happen then most chances Henderson will be their first choice goalkeeper for the next season now hopefully things will be positive for the Al-Nassr to bring De GEA in Saudi League because many big names are already here and this can give good chance to him join his former teammates.

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Honestly I hear about all the big names that goes here, but I do not know their teams for example. Like I know Ronaldo is Al-Nassr, we have heard about that all the time, but if you asked me where Benzema or Kante is, I wouldn't be able to tell you their teams, I can tell you they are in this league, but no idea about their team.

This shows that I am a casual fan and not a real fan I get that, and people who are super interested in these would know exactly which team they are on and what that team finished last year. I will probably get used to it a lot more with time when the games start by seeing them over and over again every week. I will certainly be betting on their games, so I will memorize, but not so far.

I'm also basically not a real fan but at least i still know the name of their team or club, like Ronaldo at Al Nassr, Benzema and Kante at Al Ittihad. In fact, Al Ittihad managed to win the title last season and thus, Al Ittihad is the reigning champion at this moment. Also, there are other title challengers like Al Hilal and to be honest, i remember these three teams because basically, i prefer clubs that can consistently enter the title race every season, and these three teams have fairly good performance in the Saudi Professional League.

Right now most of the teams are doing their stuff with having as many as foreigner players can bring for the next season just because of these things are not clear but new season is going to start from 11th August, and we will have 18 teams for the Saudi Pro League as season will be started all details will be available on many different sites and other social media related sites but still if you want to have all details about this league then please go ahead with this link which is giving all details about this league and players which are joining which teams for the next season.

This season is doing to be most excited because too many big names are already join and fan base is also increased with most chances things could be better than expectations for the soccer fans around the globe.
https://www.90min.com/posts/saudi-pro-league-2023-24-how-it-works-teams-involved-prize-money

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Quote from: X-ray on July 13, 2023, 06:50:27 PM

I think that fabinho is gonna try to follow his movement to leave from liverpool and join in saudi club. Saudi's offer is very lucrative, and it's very hard to reject it. I will never pay Henderson 5 times more compared with his salary in liverpool.
Good luck to henderson in ettifaq. Saudi clubs are aiming more players from liverpool.

Because many players in Liverpool won Premier League and Champions League seasons ago and now they are considered as old players. They know that they will lose their positions in Liverpool in like maximum two more seasons. So it is smart to leave Liverpool now and get very lucrative salary from clubs in Saudi Professional League. Their quality and experience with Liverpool will be so helpful for young players in Saudi Professional League.

Quote from: Strongkored on July 14, 2023, 02:04:33 AM

Not only for the near future in my opinion, but also for a longer period of time because competing with leagues in Europe, especially with the big leagues, is not only a matter of succeeding in bringing in good players in their league but also how to make the competition there more competitive.

They must continue their transfer strategies some years like 5 years or 10 years to hope that it can change their domestic league. Their league only can upgrade its quality if those foreign players can help to grow up their young players at massive scale. It won't be seen in like 1 or 2 seasons. We see how Bundesliga and German clubs changed their strategies and they only got results for Germany team after about 10 to 15 years since their failure in Euro 2000.

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No one knows how long they'll last, but at the rate they're going, if they can stay up, I'm confident they'll last a very long time with this. You might think they weren't in the football business before now, but I believe they know what they're after and are searching for any and all means to get there, which could be why they're so interested in European players and enticing some of them with big money. If they keep this up and sign more good European players, the league may be able to compete with the Premier League and other European domestic leagues.

While I think the Saudi league could continue going on strong for a long time, I don’t see the Saudi league competing with the premier league or other European leagues any time soon. Yes, they probably would keep at it, signing players from Europe whenever they can but I don’t see them competing with any of those top leagues.
I’m also confident that their interest in football would not fade after a while. The Saudis are actively trying to get involved with sports. Having entered into a partnership with PGA tour with their own LIV golf, it’s no surprise that they are serious about their football as well. And the seriousness is shown by how much is spent in bringing in players from all over.

Not only for the near future in my opinion, but also for a longer period of time because competing with leagues in Europe, especially with the big leagues, is not only a matter of succeeding in bringing in good players in their league but also how to make the competition there more competitive.
Of the many clubs that have competed, only a few have been able to bring in players from the European leagues who are quite well known, the rest are only foreign players who can be said to be not so well known, so it will be difficult to see the balance in matches in this league. So this league will be a league as usual and the addition of spectators is to watch these players not because they see how interesting the matches in the Saudi Pro League are.
At present Saudi Arabia is experiencing many changes so it is not surprising that they are also interested in sports and there will be many other sports tournaments that will be held there.

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Quote from: Iroh on July 14, 2023, 01:20:34 AM

While I think the Saudi league could continue going on strong for a long time, I don’t see the Saudi league competing with the premier league or other European leagues any time soon. Yes, they probably would keep at it, signing players from Europe whenever they can but I don’t see them competing with any of those top leagues.
I’m also confident that their interest in football would not fade after a while. The Saudis are actively trying to get involved with sports. Having entered into a partnership with PGA tour with their own LIV golf, it’s no surprise that they are serious about their football as well. And the seriousness is shown by how much is spent in bringing in players from all over.

They are already competing with the European leagues. And one of the consequences have been that the players are now becoming more demanding. Previously European clubs used to act like a cabal, dictating the player salary as well as contract terms. Now the offers from Saudi clubs have given the players more bargaining power. Those who want to remain in Europe maybe able to negotiate better contract terms with the existing clubs and those who think otherwise will make the move to Saudi Arabia. I guess, this is mutually beneficial for all the sides that are involved.

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Quote from: Ndabagi01 on July 13, 2023, 06:44:43 PM

No one knows how long they'll last, but at the rate they're going, if they can stay up, I'm confident they'll last a very long time with this. You might think they weren't in the football business before now, but I believe they know what they're after and are searching for any and all means to get there, which could be why they're so interested in European players and enticing some of them with big money. If they keep this up and sign more good European players, the league may be able to compete with the Premier League and other European domestic leagues.

While I think the Saudi league could continue going on strong for a long time, I don’t see the Saudi league competing with the premier league or other European leagues any time soon. Yes, they probably would keep at it, signing players from Europe whenever they can but I don’t see them competing with any of those top leagues.
I’m also confident that their interest in football would not fade after a while. The Saudis are actively trying to get involved with sports. Having entered into a partnership with PGA tour with their own LIV golf, it’s no surprise that they are serious about their football as well. And the seriousness is shown by how much is spent in bringing in players from all over.

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There is currently no way for the Saudi Professional League to make a profit of course their expenses are much greater only in that way they can attract the world's attention, so far we don't know for sure what their purpose is we can only guess. Do you think they want to compete with popular leagues like the Premier League or Serie A? I think not, because there is no way to compete with them. One thing that makes me curious is, how long this League will last with top players because I don't think they're in the football business.

No one knows how long they'll last, but at the rate they're going, if they can stay up, I'm confident they'll last a very long time with this. You might think they weren't in the football business before now, but I believe they know what they're after and are searching for any and all means to get there, which could be why they're so interested in European players and enticing some of them with big money. If they keep this up and sign more good European players, the league may be able to compete with the Premier League and other European domestic leagues.

Now, their vision is clear as they are doing their best for having good intention from the soccer world as they are having bid for the 2030 world cup in case of failure they will go through for the next one 2034 it means they are going to stay for the long time because last world cup which held in Qatar was having investment of $200 billion and Saudi Arab can invest more than this amount just with these figures you can imagine how things are going for this league in near future because they are having enough oil reserves which are going back them for their campaign and this league is surely going to have no profit in early years but as things turn into better way this could be all bonus for them and their organizers.

European leagues surely having some disturbance with this all but most chances things will be stayed at same level for them, and they will be keep going like they were doing in past alone this league is not going to hurt them but their many players which are near retirement going to have good lifetime packages near their career end.

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Quote from: borovichok on July 13, 2023, 09:44:45 PM

Of course, we may expect obstinate attitudes from English supporters, who are vehemently opposed to their players transferring to the Saudi team. It is obvious that Saudi Arabia is utilizing their resources to attract players here, not because these players want to participate, but because they are enticed by the huge payments on provide, which they are unwilling to turn down. Saudi Arabian league is growing more popular in the football world, and everything is moving at a breakneck pace. A lot has been accomplished by these clubs in a short period of time.

LOL.. can't do much if the European clubs and their supporters are feeling bitter. In the recent past there were several instances of the clubs deliberately insulting and intimidating some of the players. One example is the suspension handed down to Messi by Paris Saint-Germain after he visited Saudi Arabia. UEFA clubs want the players to dance as per the whims and fancies of the management. And that too after offering peanuts. The entry of Saudi money has changed the picture upside down and has offered more options to the players to chose from.

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There is currently no way for the Saudi Professional League to make a profit of course their expenses are much greater only in that way they can attract the world's attention, so far we don't know for sure what their purpose is we can only guess. Do you think they want to compete with popular leagues like the Premier League or Serie A? I think not, because there is no way to compete with them. One thing that makes me curious is, how long this League will last with top players because I don't think they're in the football business.

No one knows how long they'll last, but at the rate they're going, if they can stay up, I'm confident they'll last a very long time with this. You might think they weren't in the football business before now, but I believe they know what they're after and are searching for any and all means to get there, which could be why they're so interested in European players and enticing some of them with big money. If they keep this up and sign more good European players, the league may be able to compete with the Premier League and other European domestic leagues.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been making many plans around his country since taking over as the Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, one of which is sports. He wants to give more importance to football, so he wants to organize a professional league in his country, that's why the Saudi clubs are buying various players from Europe by spending a huge amount of money. Their plans now spread to everything. Another means of their investment is football. The way they started a league in their country I don't think this league will go away very quickly. They have a long term plan for this football league. By gradually buying players from Europe, it will be seen at some point that their professional league will be as good as the European leagues.

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