Topic: Saudi Professional League 2023/2024 - page 98. (Read 119037 times)

Ronaldo is influencial because he has fans all over the world due to his outstanding skills and achievements in football. He has paid the price in football and that is why you see that he has the capacity of turning an isolated league to a popular one.

If not for Ronaldo, no one will hear more of SPL or even watch their matches but with Ronaldo in the league, it made the league famous and also made some European great players to settle down for SPL unlike before. Ronaldo is a legend.

It's clear that Cristiano Ronaldo should extend his deal with Al Nassr. Not only does he fill arenas with people, but he also makes the SPL a worldwide show. It's crazy that he scored 70 goals in 64 games. That's not just playing football; that's dominating. And those rumours about the SPL getting huge TV deals? That has a lot to do with Ronaldo, for sure

Even though Messi is younger and plays for the MLS, Ronaldo has made the SPL famous around the world. He's the perfect example of how one player can make a game better. Look, Ronaldo is a football star who can sell a lot of shoes. He's showing that age doesn't matter and that just having him on the pitch can change the game for teams that want to be known around the world

The US Major League Soccer has a cap on the earnings of players. This rule allows clubs to pay only three players above the stipulated yearly earning of $612,500 per player. I will assume that this policy will make the league less attractive to quality players. This is because only three top players can earn a very high amount. Messi is earning in the MLS is as much as he would have earned in Saudi Arabia, so he is comfortable. But the US league will not develop like the SPL league except they attract more superstars.

Ronaldo might be the dominant force in the Gulf League, but the league is gradually developing to become self-sustaining. The league now has an array of players and coaches that is making the league exciting. And the country is still wooing more quality players to make the league entertaining. If Ronaldo leaves, the league might feel the effect but it still has some players that will keep sustaining it.

Ronaldo extended one more season makes sense for not only Al Nassr, but for the whole league as well. Because this league got its attention since Ronaldo joined, I keep putting the emphasis on the same thing, this page did not existed on this forum before Ronaldo went there, literally started at January 4th of 2023, meaning 1.5 or so years ago, and it's now at 700 pages. Without Ronaldo this would not happen, remove Ronaldo from their history, and NONE of their transfers would get this much attention, not an injured Neymar, not a missing Benzema, nobody.

But because they got Ronaldo, we reached at 700 pages of chat here, all thanks to him and it's clear that he is a big name. You want to know how big? Messi joined MLS, much younger, could even maybe win it, where is the topic for MLS in this topic? Nowhere to be found. That doesn't mean that he will be a good player at 40 years old, but at least he will keep the attention on this league and that's why they are paying him.

The number of salary limits set by the government of a country is of course an attraction and even a barrier for a player to play in a league, that's why we can see that after the arrival of Ronaldo who also received an extraordinarily large salary it is not surprising that many European players Others are now starting to be interested in coming and playing in the Arab League, If we compare it with other countries currently, perhaps the Arab League is a league that has a lot of players with very large salary ranges at the moment.
In my opinion, the Saudi government currently really supports football in their country, so I don't think there will be any difficulties imposed by the government on a football club that really wants to bring in players from Europe, because they realize that the presence of European players will automatically create Arab football is more increase which indirectly also improves the mentality and performance of the Arab national team in the future.

BTW, I read that European countries currently impose income tax, including on football players, does Arabia also apply it?

The US Major League Soccer has a cap on the earnings of players. This rule allows clubs to pay only three players above the stipulated yearly earning of $612,500 per player. I will assume that this policy will make the league less attractive to quality players. This is because only three top players can earn a very high amount. Messi is earning in the MLS is as much as he would have earned in Saudi Arabia, so he is comfortable. But the US league will not develop like the SPL league except they attract more superstars.

Ronaldo might be the dominant force in the Gulf League, but the league is gradually developing to become self-sustaining. The league now has an array of players and coaches that is making the league exciting. And the country is still wooing more quality players to make the league entertaining. If Ronaldo leaves, the league might feel the effect but it still has some players that will keep sustaining it.

Saudi Pro League is completely under government control with mostly clubs which are under ownership of PIF doing huge investments are from them for the development of soccer in this country, and they are already achieving their targets as they are having first success through win of hosting rights for the FIFA World Cup 2034 because this was their target behind having good investment in this league.

Now they are bringing good number of top quality players from the world as they are looking for more fans from around the world, and they are also achieving these as well their best and huge investment was Cristiano Ronaldo this open doors for many other players and now things are looking on track because in next season we are going to have too many big names are coming to join this league.

It's all happening due to their available sources because overall they are having no profit from their investments which are they giving to these players as salaries and bonuses in last few years.

I think it's the nature of the players' wages that determines his influence. The Saudi Arabian League always pays huge salaries, so many stars choose this as their destination. As for MLS, players' salaries are not worth mentioning. For example, if Messi agrees to come to the Saudi Arabian League and his salary is higher than Ronaldo's, then I think Messi is the center of this league. And if the MLS pays players higher salaries than the Saudi Arabian League, then the MLS will also attract more stars and attract more attention.
Simply SPL has too much money, I think even if Ronaldo retires, SPL will not sink. If the Saudi Arabian Federation continues to spend money to successfully attract top European stars. Money is the key to the success of the Saudi Arabian League.

I heard news a long time ago that Al Nasr were always interested in extending Cristiano Ronaldo's contract and I believe it. The Saudi League first came to the fore with a deal with Saudi club Al Nasser, so Ronaldo can't wait to say what has definitely served as a big advertisement for his club and the Saudi League. Maybe Ronaldo's time is going bad and if Al Nasser let him go now, no other club might want to buy him, so at least Al Nasser won't let him go for a small amount of money at a bad time in his beautiful career. There are rumors that Ronaldo may play for Al-Nasser club until the 2026 World Cup and he may play the last match of his football career wearing the Al-Nasser jersey. But most of all would be happy if Al Nasser extend the contract with Cristiano Ronaldo for a long time.

Ronaldo and Messi are indeed the most popular footballers in the current era. But if we compare their popularity, I think Ronaldo is more popular than Messi. The reason is that Ronaldo has proven to be able to boost the rating of the Saudi Arabian League, which was previously rarely known to become very popular. While Messi plays in MLS, in my opinion his influence is mediocre and not as popular as Ronaldo's move to Al Nasr. Apart from that, if we assume that the Saudi Arabian League is famous not only because of Ronaldo, this is true, because many other top European players have also joined Saudi Arabian League clubs. However, I am sure that if for example Ronaldo had not moved to Al Nasr, the Saudi Arabian League would not be as famous as it is now even though other top European players joined Saudi Arabian clubs. So in essence, Ronaldo is really the key to fame for the Saudi Arabian league.

In contrast to Messi, he moved to a club in MLS, his move was indeed famous, but I think it was still on a normal scale. Because before Messi moved to MLS, many top European players had already played there. Examples include Douglas Costa and Chicharito, who have already played in MLS. So in essence, Messi's move to MLS is considered normal. Apart from that, as we know, Ronaldo's fans are really very loyal. No matter where Ronaldo goes, his fans will definitely follow. So what you say is true, if Ronaldo expires his contract with Al Nasr and leaves the Saudi Arabian League, I am also sure that the Saudi Arabian League will experience a very significant decline in terms of its popularity.

Ronaldo and Messi are the 2 best players in the world, wherever they go they will be the center of attention of the whole world who love them, but MLS is not as popular as the Saudi League currently held by Ronaldo, I also don't know why even though these two players are very influential in football but more people pay attention to SPL.
However, I understand because SPL recruits many potential European players after they brought in Ronaldo, many players follow in his footsteps and other reasons so that they can get a big salary, so it's natural that SPL is getting more attractive while MLS is not.
I think if Ronaldo retires SPL might sink again soon and next season Ronaldo's contract is up at Al Nassr, I don't think Ronaldo will continue to play football at the age of over 40.

Beginning began with the arrival of Ronaldo with Al Nassr and of course after that more and more star players came and enlivened the SPL.
MLS is not like this, there the hype is not really as big as the SPL and of course this is truly amazing success for the development of Saudi League football to be much better and known to more people.
Discussions like this have also been discussed lot here and all about Ronaldo influence on the SPL.

Everything has gone well and Al Nassr itself has goal machine figure who has proven to be able to provide lot of influence on the strength of the team even though there are several other players who are no less great at scoring goal.
Speaking of Al Nassr, they seem to have performed poorly in the pre-season match and other surprising news is about the rumor of Aymeric Laporte departure, he has only been with Al Nassr us for one season and there is already news of his departure.

Yes, this rumor has actually been hotly discussed since last season. Maybe this time the rumors will actually come true. Considering that Ronaldo looks very comfortable at Al Nasr. So Al Nasr's offer to extend his contract will definitely go very smoothly. The reason is that many reports say that Ronaldo intends to retire in the Al Nasr uniform. Although these rumors cannot be completely trusted, considering Ronaldo's current age, I think it is quite reasonable for him to retire at Al Nasr. So in essence, Al Nasr could indeed be the last club that Ronaldo defends. Because the point is, if you think about it, in this transfer market, Ronaldo's name was not mentioned or interested by any club. This doesn't mean that Ronaldo is no longer great, but because he is very old. So you can be sure that Ronaldo will definitely remain strong at Al Nasr.

Apart from that, currently Ronaldo has not been able to give Al Nasr the prestigious trophy. So it is certain that with this, Ronaldo definitely feels that his responsibilities at Al Nasr have not been achieved. Therefore, he will definitely be very excited to present the prestigious trophy to Al Nasr. I hope that in the coming season Ronaldo can give the Saudi Arabian league trophy to Al Nasr.

Ronaldo extended one more season makes sense for not only Al Nassr, but for the whole league as well. Because this league got its attention since Ronaldo joined, I keep putting the emphasis on the same thing, this page did not existed on this forum before Ronaldo went there, literally started at January 4th of 2023, meaning 1.5 or so years ago, and it's now at 700 pages. Without Ronaldo this would not happen, remove Ronaldo from their history, and NONE of their transfers would get this much attention, not an injured Neymar, not a missing Benzema, nobody.

But because they got Ronaldo, we reached at 700 pages of chat here, all thanks to him and it's clear that he is a big name. You want to know how big? Messi joined MLS, much younger, could even maybe win it, where is the topic for MLS in this topic? Nowhere to be found. That doesn't mean that he will be a good player at 40 years old, but at least he will keep the attention on this league and that's why they are paying him.

I feel like people should be taking notes, that's the most important part. I mean if other leagues wants to have some success, I know they can't spend 100 million a year on Ronaldo level player, but they could just fix their financials for a few years, like be terrible for a few years, but get all the money they can, and then get one star level player if they can and then they will have a bigger name.

I know that most leagues can't do that and most teams can't do that for the time being, but they can invest for it, for the future. Like imagine if you spent 5 years, all just getting free players, and selling whenever someone worths something, and keep that money and not spend it.

I can guarantee you that you will be able to afford a few players with 20-25 million salary, convincing them is another story but if you do that, then suddenly you are a very well known big club and could do big damage after that, plus you would be making more money on the tv rights and what not as well. This is why I think SPL opened a path for all the smaller leagues, it would be smart decision to follow on SPL path and if the teams are in Europe, then it would be easier to convince the players as well.

Beginning began with the arrival of Ronaldo with Al Nassr and of course after that more and more star players came and enlivened the SPL.
MLS is not like this, there the hype is not really as big as the SPL and of course this is truly amazing success for the development of Saudi League football to be much better and known to more people.
Discussions like this have also been discussed lot here and all about Ronaldo influence on the SPL.

Everything has gone well and Al Nassr itself has goal machine figure who has proven to be able to provide lot of influence on the strength of the team even though there are several other players who are no less great at scoring goal.
Speaking of Al Nassr, they seem to have performed poorly in the pre-season match and other surprising news is about the rumor of Aymeric Laporte departure, he has only been with Al Nassr us for one season and there is already news of his departure.

So far the big Saudi Arabian League teams are still not very active in the transfer market this season. Maybe only Al Ittihad is currently quite active in bringing in new players. The reason is that so far Al Ittihad has brought in 8 new players into their squad.
Meanwhile, Al Hilal, Al Nasr or Al Ettifaq have not been very active in the transfer market this time. Moreover, Al Hilal, as far as I know, the club made by Jorge Jesus has not made any purchases in the transfer market. Meanwhile, Al Nasr has so far only brought in one new player, namely Bento, the PR Atletico goalkeeper. Then Al Ettifaq also only brought in one player in this transfer market, namely Marek Rodak from Fulham.

So, if you look at it, you could say that the Saudi Arabian League transfer market this season is not as exciting as last season. The reason is, last season, many top European players joined clubs in the Saudi Arabian League. However, for some reason, in this transfer market, many big Saudi Arabian League teams are less active, even though if you look at the performance of teams like Al Nasr or Al Ettifaq, it is clear that they need new, better players. Maybe for Al Hilal it makes sense not to bring in new players in the transfer market this time. The reason is that Al Hilal's performance has proven to be very good in the Saudi Arabian League, the proof is that Al Hilal has succeeded in becoming champion this season. So with this, it is natural that Al Hilal will not recruit players in the transfer market this season.

But if we talk about teams like Al Nasr or other teams, I think it's clear that they have to bring in new players in the transfer market this season. So Al Nasr and other teams in the Saudi Arabian League have to really move quickly. The reason is that this season's transfer market will soon be over.