Topic: Saudi Professional League 2023/2024 - page 698. (Read 126630 times)

Perhaps Mane's case makes clubs hesitant to have him. But when at Liverpool he wasn't like that, maybe there were other reasons that made Mane fight with Sane and the coaching staff. In addition, the price is quite expensive may make big teams also make offers. Indeed, with his current age, Mane is still too early to move to the Saudi Arabian league. He is still very capable of competing in Europe. But if there really is no other option, maybe the Saudi Arabian league is the last resort.

If that was the case, if harmony and comfortability is one of the main issues players, I ask you do you really think that Ronaldo would have ever gone to Saudi Arabia if they offered him only $50 million per year?

I understand what you mean but these guys are 99% about the money. I know that Lewandowski and Modric said no so far and that Lewandwoski also received a monster offer. But apart from those two players I am not aware of players who rejected an offer that would have made them hundreds of millions and Ronaldo doesn't give a damn about the harmony in the team.

Happy and given a big salary are two things that every player needs at the club he defends. I think the two things have to be balanced. Player performance on the field really depends on it. For players of Sadio Mane's level, it seems that they will continue to put forward that means comfort in a team and finances are a priority. It is reported that Mane is indeed not in harmony with his team-mates in Munich Lorey Sane, maybe this is the reason his name is often associated with changing clubs in this transfer market.

However according to several sources, Saido Mane's agent has confirmed that his player never received a formal offer from any of the Saudi Pro League clubs. it was a surprise when the rich Saudi Pro League club was able to bring in a player like Cristiano Ronaldo let alone Sadio Mane. if there is an official offer, it seems that Mane will also be touched to move.

Sadio Mane can still have a career advancement in European football. But specifically I haven't seen a good career for Mane at Bayern. Mane really struggled to adapt at Bayern. His first season at Bayern was beyond my expectations and that of the Bayern fans. So it's only natural that at this time rumors about Sadio Mane, who will be brought in by an SPL club, are increasingly becoming a topic of conversation. But Sadio Mane's managerial side seems to have confirmed that all of this is just a rumor and there have been no genuine offers from Arab clubs about this.

But if it turns out that Al-Ahli is really going to make an offer to sign Sadio Mane. then maybe this will make Bayern a little worried that one of his players will leave. because after all Bayern actually have a long way to go with Mane. The first season didn't look too good but in the following season Mane could have adapted to Bayern. It's just that the many problems that surrounded Mane at the Bayern club also reinforced speculation about Mane who could indeed leave there.

It is surprising to see that Modric is not interested in the big money on offer, and Lukaku is also one of the players who has stated that he does not want to play in the Saudi Pro League and his current condition is uncertain.
Roberto Firmino going to the Saudi Pro league is quite surprising because previously when it was rumored that he would no longer renew his contract at Liverpool he would go to Laliga, and at 31 years of age it is still possible for him to compete in Europe and with his decision to go to the Arab league then the chances of him being able to return to being a player the Brazilian national team seems to be closed because when he was still at Liverpool he was unable to compete with the young ones, especially now he plays for a league where the competition is not as tight as in Europe

No way that the financial conditions leave him untouched. Almost nobody could claim that the money these clubs are offering for the players to go to Saudi Arabia does not matter and I am sure  Mane is no different. Keep in mind that Mane is known for sharing his fortune with poor people from his home country as far as I know. Wouldn't that be a good reason for him to sign a contract with an income of possibly hundreds of millions in a few years? He could even think that way that it makes sense for him for other reasons than making himself even richer.

In as much that most professional footballers does engage in the sports in order to earn a living instead of literally playing football for of the love of the beautiful game,  there are things many footballers wouldn't do just because of what they stand to gain financially.
To Sadio Mane, he's not considering leaving European Football now because he thinks he still has more few years to play top football in Europe. The massive financial packages that comes with the biddings of Saudi Arabian clubs isn't even gonna make him change

The power of money to attract people still impress although players like Modric refused to move to Saudi Arabia league even though he is playing his latest seasons before retirement and could collect much money from playing there rather than renewing his contract a year each time.
For Firmino he preferred the money over his professional career and achievements since in Saudi Arabia he will not participate in European competitions mainly Champions League nor compete in high level leagues like EPL or La Liga. Anyway it is up to him to decide and Saudi league become more and more interesting with the players coming there.

Kane is a player for a different position that Mane. Bayern Munich tried to let Mane play in the center, but it didn't work out and before they go into the next season without a real striker like Kane, Bayern Munich will do everything to sign a different player instead of trying it again with Mane. Mane is also a top earner at Bayern Munich and that is the bigger problem for them. If he now gets an offer from a Saudi club, Bayern Munich will be happy because otherwise he would just choose to stay and sit out the contract with that salary. That would be the worst case for Bayern Munich as they could need the money to bait exceptional strikers.

We can't make sure about the situation of Sadio Mane in the next season because nothing is clear yet, but we know due to something that happened in Bayern Munich with Mane and Sane he can't have enough focus for his teams and there is even the chance for him to leave.
Also if Kane joins Bayern Muniuh in the next season, they won't need to keep this player. That's why there is a high chance for him to go to the Saudi teams.

If you think it's too early for Sadio Mane to join a Saudi league team then how do you explain the situation of his former Liverpool colleague Roberto Firmino joining Al-Ahli first? I think age has not been a problem so far because players who are much younger than Sadio Mane are also attracted by the salary offered.

Talking about the talent of a player, it will always be there for European competition, but sometimes they are also tired if their talent is not considered so important by some European clubs and it is only natural that in the end they decide to go to the Saudi league which obviously doesn't really make a big deal about it. If we assume of course the salary of 100 million euros per year is the same as a decade of their work to defend the European team and I think I quite agree with what you say.

Al Ahli FC made such a good and tempting offer for Roberto Firmino that he is absolutely convinced of a move despite having been with Liverpool since 2015.
Roberto Firmino is a pretty good attacking player and his joining the Arab club has been very well received by fans of Al Ahli FC.
After all, the salary he received from Al Ahli FC was much bigger, which was almost 2 times the salary he received when he was with Liverpool.

Club Club will be the greatest this transfer season as they manage to sign top players for exorbitant fees.

Mane going to Saudi Arabia "might" be a little to early, he could still play a few more seasons, majority of the players that went to Saudi Arabia has been young, there are only few players who got paid a lot of money and were still young, I guess most players who got paid those 50-100+ million per year contracts were old, Mane is not that old yet, he still has talent.

However, when you offer someone 100+ million a year, I can't really say who could say no to that, it might look like you are retiring if you agree to that, but at the same time we are talking about 100+ here, you could literally retire. What could he get per year, 20 million at most? For how long? Maybe 1-2 more seasons? With 100 million for just one year, he could make more than his entire career from this point forward.

I'm just saying something, for now the interest in bringing good players to the Saudi League was awakened by CR7, at one point there was a lot of speculation with Messi, but it's a shame, they couldn't bring Messi, Messi opted to go to a calmer futbol where he will have much more peace of mind, it's not bad, he thought of him and his family, my best wishes to him, but we are used to seeing players of this stature and veterans come to the Saudi League, or at least were offered to go But with the young players, this means things are getting much better for the Arabs, I think it's a great strategy to use these players to grow Saudi fútbol.


It is not necessary to think that every player who goes to Arab soccer is not going to do badly or that his level will drop, it is not like that, worrying is about those who go to the MLS, where the real league is not so interesting, but at least you see some money there and peace of mind, at least that's what Messi said, I don't know how things will be, as far as I'm concerned if he goes there I think he'll do very well, everyone tries to see that this football is not that good, and I think they are wrong, this league is interesting, and I know that in the near future they will be a great league and that many players will want to go there and not to Europe, they do not worry about money because salaries are pretty good.

In addition, Firmino is a Brazilian player and has a lot of ability, it is one of the things that we cannot forget, it is not known, he can be in Arab soccer and he can still be called to his national team to represent him, a clear example is CR7, he He is still a player who is called to his team and they have incredible respect for him. If he can, every player can and has the ability to be like that and never lose his level.

Roberto Firmino breaks silence on Saudi Arabia move after leaving Liverpool




Source: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/roberto-firmino-breaks-silence-saudi-27282172

He probably thought about everything as best he could before he actually accepted the offer to join the Al-Ahli team, let alone the team's status as a promotion team this season. I think Firmino has buried his dream of returning to Europe in the coming seasons because he thinks that his career has ended on the European stage. Just like you, he is quite a talented player and has more abilities than the average other players in the Al-Ahli Squad, so that way he will easily develop his talents to become the top scorer next season.

Now, with a big salary someone will forget their fame on the European stage and that's what's happening right now. Firmino will get everything at Al Ahli starting from a big salary and the joy of life when he is entering old age.

mane's situation at bayern will not be good this season, i say that because tuchel is the type of coach that when he arrives in a team and if in the first games he doesn't put certain players at the beginning of each game then he won't do it for the next games and they will try to sign other players, we saw that at chelsea, many good players are sitting on the bench and destroy themselves when the coach is a team coach, and from what I see bayern is looking for a better striker, that is to say it shows that my theory is correct, tuchel is not relying much on mane, if for example bayern got kane

so mane will be sitting on the bench for the whole season, he would play very little, i see only one path for mane: saudi arabia or else rooting for a great team to sign him and he scores a lot of goals in that other great team, in bayern he will not have the same success as he had at liverpool. in my opinion mane made a big mistake when he left liverpool to go to germany, he had to have gone to another premier league team or an italian team.

One thing that most people had failed to understand is that Sadio Mane is more of a winger than a centre forward. Bayern Munich signed him to help the club win major honours because of his very qualities when he was playing for Liverpool. Sadio Mane wasn't signed to replace Robert Lewandowski rather he was signed to be the best he can be at Bayern.
He was very prolific on goal at the start of last season but lost his spark as the season progressed. I think his qualities still gives him an edge to succeed at Bayern

In the Bundesliga, he scored 7 goals in a season - far from what was expected from a player who would, to some extent, replace Lewandowski. I would call it more of a failure than just a bad season. So far, I see no reason why he can seriously raise his level of play in Bayern. But you are right he may well continue to win titles with Bayern (not Champions League but domestic titles) as Bayern is in no rush to buy real top players.

He has just spent one season in Germany, and it was not so good even though he won a trophy, maybe next season will be better ,and will play at the level expected of him. Saudi would have also been a good choice for him, also because of the money he would make playing there, but since it was all just speculations and no facts, he can continue to win trophies with Bayern Munich and maybe this season try to win the Champions league with them as they would like.

We can show this setback to players who are still productive, but for Firmino, who has entered 30+ and the other players before him, they will get high salary coffers. also, in this competition the competition is not as hard as in the European league. maybe, it will be some time until the Saudi Pro League competition gets further developed. like you said, enjoy the last days with a high salary before actually retiring.
before, the Saudi trend was not so popular that we rarely heard about it. mostly some players who will retire at the time of his career, will have the Qatar League. or, MLS.

Now, the Saudi trend is popular and many players are willing to get involved in this competition. in fact, Steven Gerrard also contributed to being one of the coaches at the club competing in this league. So, there's nothing wrong with that it seems. after all, they will be paid a salary that is more promising than playing as a reserve player at a European club.
Rumor has it that one of Firmino's colleagues at Liverpool will be brought in with a pretty tempting offer for both the player and the club. on the other hand, I don't think that if the top European players who compete in this league will come back to Europe when their contracts expire, maybe most of them will retire.