Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Slow death]

In Al Hilal, people are still unhappy about their player, Neymar and they are not counting on this Brazilian player anymore. Neymar was out of the good form for a long time and he was mostly injured in the past however we can't blame him for it because that's because of the playing style of this player.
Now Jorge Jesus the coach of Al Hilal started talking about Neyamr and he said they will remove the name of Neymar and use Renan Lodi instead of Neyamr in the list which can show Neymar is still not in the good form.

From what I read on the Portuguese news channels, Neymar is registered to play this season, he replaced Renan Lodi and according to what I read in the Portuguese newspapers, Neymar is expected to return to play this month. I tried to search for the news in Portuguese and the closest I could find was an article on this news site:

Is Neymar back? Al-Hilal star could make Saudi Pro League return after being registered in squad - forcing fellow Brazil star to be left out

WHAT HAPPENED?

Neymar suffered a terrible injury in September of 2023 while on duty with the Brazilian national team, and the Al-Hilal star has been unable to return to the field since then. However, the Saudi Pro League side are set to register the former Barcelona star to the squad for the new season as per Saudi publication Ariyadhiah.

source: https://www.goal.com/en-in/lists/neymar-back-al-hilal-star-saudi-pro-league-return-registered-fellow-brazil-star-left-out/blt86d41291a4138fa7#cs13474e62f9c8656c

Neymar is popular and despite his constant injuries, he is a good player and the Saudis know they will make a lot of money from him. When he returns to play, the Al Hilal stadium will have a lot of people watching, the news channels will be talking about it, companies will want to sponsor Al Hilal. The Arabs will make a lot of money from signing Neymar. Just look at how a photo of Neymar on Instagram can get millions of likes. That is a very large number of attention.

Can you post a source that says Neymar was not registered?

[banana33]

I also think Al Nassr would be better off bringing in players to strengthen their defense. I don't really mind young players wanting to move to the SPL. But there are also national team coaches who have a problem with their young players pursuing a career in the SPL.
Currently, the SPL is getting more popular by bringing in top European players and it is working. Bringing in young players will increase the competition. I think it will be good enough for the development of the League.
When their League gets better, it will refute the perception of coaches who think European players pursuing a career there do not have an increase in performance.

I agree with your point about Al Nassr needing to strengthen their defense. Bringing in top European players to the SPL can definitely help improve the league's overall quality. As for national team coaches having concerns about young players moving to the SPL, I believe that exposure to different playing styles and higher levels of competition can actually benefit their development. So, I think it's a positive step for the league and for the players themselves.

[rendravolt]

Al-Hilal actually are very disappointed with their bet on Neymar and big money spent to this player while in return they got very limited contributions from him. With latest things around Neymar, chance for him to return to Europe is very small too and maybe he will have to look for another club in Saudi Professional League or return to his home land Brazil to play very last seasons in his career.

As happy as a club is to get a star player, it still can't cover up the disappointment towards its players, especially since there is no insight generated from the player on the field. I often see Neymar on social media actively attending an event and many comment on whether he is seriously injured or not because if he is in bad condition he should be able to show more respect to Al-Hilal and this seems like an arbitrary act.

In the Saudi league alone he has no control to play the match let alone return to Europe and it feels very impossible. The most realistic thing for him is to retire after making a lot of money here, even if he returns to Brazil no one can pay his salary and besides that it will only add problems for the team he is defending and I don't think that's good.

[Pandu Geddon]

Al-Hilal actually are very disappointed with their bet on Neymar and big money spent to this player while in return they got very limited contributions from him. With latest things around Neymar, chance for him to return to Europe is very small too and maybe he will have to look for another club in Saudi Professional League or return to his home land Brazil to play very last seasons in his career.

As happy as a club is to get a star player, it still can't cover up the disappointment towards its players, especially since there is no insight generated from the player on the field. I often see Neymar on social media actively attending an event and many comment on whether he is seriously injured or not because if he is in bad condition he should be able to show more respect to Al-Hilal and this seems like an arbitrary act.

In the Saudi league alone he has no control to play the match let alone return to Europe and it feels very impossible. The most realistic thing for him is to retire after making a lot of money here, even if he returns to Brazil no one can pay his salary and besides that it will only add problems for the team he is defending and I don't think that's good.

Neymar is often injured and it is bad luck for Al Hilal because they have to accept the fact that Neymar has a long injury. The club certainly has not received any benefits from the expensive purchase. But if he can fix everything after recovering, he can still get a place in the team.

Returning to Europe can only happen when Neymar is willing to play in a team with a fairly low salary. And I think that can only be done when he has free transfer status. So he can choose a club that really wants him to serve for the rest of his career as a professional player.