I agree with you that every professional football player pursues two things: fame and money. Those who are willing to pay more for their skills are where they will anchor themselves. In this regard, the Saudi Arabian League is not yet as competitive as the top European leagues such as the English Premier League (EPL), La Liga, and Serie A. However, it is important to remember that the leagues I mentioned were not built in a few years to reach their current state. This is what we are witnessing now, where teams in the Saudi Arabian League, with full support from their government, are investing in football for the long term. By recruiting star players with experience like Ronaldo, Ziyech, Benzema, and Kante, they are demonstrating their commitment to building and investing in this sport.
Back to the main target by saudi to rebuild its league to support it to host 2030 world cup. That means if you can't expect the competition in saudi league gonna be as good as european competition. It's all need progress to make it happen. This country has so much money from selling oil.
Nothing impossible as long as you have money for it. Saudi is still having a few years remaining before 2030 world cup. This league gonna be even crazier soon.
It is not impossible for the Saudi Arabian League, with its financial influence, to attract young and emerging star players. That could very well happen. In the future, they could also bring in the best coaches who can improve their teams. With these developments, I believe that this league can rise to a higher level and become a competitor to other top leagues.
Everything gonna change with the goes of time. Nothing impossible as long as you have money in your pocket. European players are still skeptical with saudi pro league but they will change their mind soon.
Saudi's project has just started last year when ronaldo moves to the al nassr.