Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[imamusma]

Joao Felix has been unwanted in every team he has played for and no team is interested in signing him anymore. Therefore, Felix's journey to Saudi Arabia has begun. In my opinion, the best option would have been for Felix to go to his former team Benfica and prove himself again there and get another chance in Europe's elite teams, but he seems to have retired at an early age in his mind. Saudi Arabian teams may want to catch up with European football, but this is not possible with transfers. First of all, football culture and experience is required.

Benfica were previously rumored to be interested in bringing Joao Felix back, but this didn't happen because they likely couldn't afford to pay his release clause from Chelsea. Al Nassr saw this as a great opportunity, and understandably, their offers are always hard for any club to refuse. Joao Felix seems to have given up on building his career in Europe, where he hasn't received much playing time in the first team. Furthermore, with so many former European players joining, I think the Saudi Pro League will slowly become more competitive going forward.

[Sithara007]

During this transfer window, I actually wondered if Al Nassr wouldn't make any moves to acquire new players. However, my suspicions were wrong. It turns out Al Nassr has a list of European star players they're targeting. These players include:

1. Luis Diaz (Liverpool winger)
2. Joao Felix (Chelsea midfielder)
3. Casemiro (Manchester United midfielder)

However, it's a real shame that Jhon Duran will likely be loaned to Fenerbahçe. The good news is that Joao Felix will likely join Al Nassr.¹ And I think Chelsea is now benefiting from having managed to release Joao Felix for a fairly good price. Joao Felix, who has been on loan for several years, will certainly find a club willing to use his services without having to loan him out.  I also know that Cristiano Ronaldo would be a perfect match for Joao Felix, who is also from Portugal and has often played together for the Portuguese national team. So, their chemistry will surely be easy to build at Al-Nassr.

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Reference:
1. https://jakarta.suaramerdeka.com/bola/13415617442/joao-felix-resmi-tinggalkan-chelsea-al-nassr-capai-kesepakatan-transfer-sensasional

Are you sure about Luis Diaz? He just signed a deal with Bayern Munich, worth £65.5 million. He will be moving from Liverpool. In case of João Félix, the news is true and he will be officially part of the Al Nassr squad. The deal is reportedly worth £43.7 million. A big reason behind Félix's signing was Ronaldo. He thought that Félix would be a better player in forward lineup when compared to the underperformer Jhon Durán. Casemiro is currently in talks with Al Nassr, and the deal is worth £70 million.

[Gallar]

Benfica were previously rumored to be interested in bringing Joao Felix back, but this didn't happen because they likely couldn't afford to pay his release clause from Chelsea. Al Nassr saw this as a great opportunity, and understandably, their offers are always hard for any club to refuse. Joao Felix seems to have given up on building his career in Europe, where he hasn't received much playing time in the first team. Furthermore, with so many former European players joining, I think the Saudi Pro League will slowly become more competitive going forward.

Yes, you are right, it looks like Joao Felix has started to give up on his football career in Europe. Because as far as I know Felix has always struggled to break into the main players when playing in the European team. For example, at Atletico Madrid, Felix failed to perform well and eventually he could not penetrate the main squad. Then after that Felix was sold to Chelsea, at that time Felix performed quite well at the beginning of his arrival at Chelsea, but unfortunately this did not last long and finally Felix's performance declined again which made him fail to get into Chelsea's main squad.

Then after that Felix was loaned out by Chelsea to several teams including Benfica. But unfortunately Felix has also not been able to show an impressive performance in my opinion. Although it is true that Felix performed quite well at Benfica, but in my opinion his performance was far from great. Therefore, I think Felix is better off looking for stone experience in the Saudi Arabian league. Who knows after he joined Al Nasr's, he was finally able to bring out his best performance. Because it is certain that when he plays at Al Nasr, he will most likely get a lot of playing minutes.

[Black Mbaye]

Ronaldo is not just a player in Al Nassr but has a share with them. His contributions towards the growth of the club is very important to the management as they see him as a good advicer to them. Ronaldo made SPL famous and is a legend. He is a good leader and has great influence in football.

I never thought that a player like Ronaldo would play for a club in the Saudi League, not only me, but maybe the clubs in the Saudi League didn't think so, but it was possible because of money. Ronaldo is undoubtedly a great footballer, and the idol of the maximum footballer is Cristiano Ronaldo, so having Ronaldo in a team means having a good advisor. As far as is known, it is known that Cristiano Ronaldo will be in the Saudi League until 2026. When Cristiano Ronaldo leaves the Saudi League, will he retire from football or go to another club? This is still a matter of thought. However, I think that since he is now an old enough footballer, maybe he can end his football career by playing for his team in the 2026 World Cup and playing his last match for his current club, this is just my personal opinion.

I've been thinking for a long time that Cristiano Ronaldo will retire from football after scoring 1,000 goals. He'll likely retire after scoring 1,000. Messi is following him, and Messi's final years weren't as productive as Ronaldo's. Ronaldo was more productive in his later years. Cristiano Ronaldo went to Saudi Arabia and made it a center of attraction. If the league's quality has improved now, they owe it to him.

Just one player has changed the quality of the entire league. Until Cristiano Ronaldo joined the Saudi League, we didn't know much about any club in the Saudi League, but now after Ronaldo's move, we regularly try to keep an eye on the results of some clubs in the Saudi League. Maybe no club in the Saudi League ever thought that they would ever be able to play in the Champions League, but there are some current clubs in the Saudi League who are performing quite well, which is why there are rumors that more than one club from the Saudi League can make it to the Champions League in the next few seasons.

Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival in a club has not only increased the popularity of that club, but since other clubs have retained good quality players from Europe for a significant amount of money, the popularity of other clubs has also increased a lot, and in the last Club World Cup tournament, we saw Al Hilal defeat Manchester City by a large margin.
The Saudi League is now so much discussed because of such a different decision by Ronaldo, so the Saudi League will definitely express its gratitude to Cristiano Ronaldo.

True Al Nasr has received an increase in popularity and fame ever since christiano Ronaldo came to the club they have made so much from sales jerseys this is what you get when you invest in players like this it brings up the rating of the club  Al Nasr has really done a big investment in making sure that they bring quality players from Europe to the club i think that they will receive the reward for these investments

This is absolutely accurate. Even in Turkey, we see many children wearing Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr jersey. We all used to see the jerseys of big teams like Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, but now, with Cristiano Ronaldo, we're not surprised that the Saudi team's jersey is worn in any country. There's a certain quality to it, and that quality has brought the club international recognition. Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer is perhaps the biggest investment this team has made in its country. Saudi Arabia should be thanking them, because they couldn't have done this kind of advertising any other way.

[sana54210]

Many young players around 25-year old even don't have good physical strength and high ambition like Cristiano Ronaldo. A player around 40-year old is playing more remaining physical strength, if not last, and mostly relying on his experience and skills gathered through his long career in order to have good positioning and take advantage of any chance for scoring goals and making difference for his team.

Cristiano Ronaldo is weaker physically with years but it's human trend and naturally no player can win against ageing forever. He is enjoying very last seasons in his career at as highest level and scoring as most goals as possible.

That is the key, he is keeping his fitness to a high level, so he could be playing until this age. We have seen plenty of players who retire at 35 years old, back in the day it was more common than right now, right now not many do, but even now there are some.

Kroos was younger than Modric by a good margin, and he already retired last season, Modric played one more season at real after that, and now he will play for Milan, so there are different ages to retire. But we have seen people retire at earlier age, and then they gained weight and become very fat, even some obese, at age 40 already. Mostly because when you quit training, but eat like you are training, you gain weight. Ronaldo's physical attributes is the reason why he is doing great.

[Abbatty]

Many young players around 25-year old even don't have good physical strength and high ambition like Cristiano Ronaldo. A player around 40-year old is playing more remaining physical strength, if not last, and mostly relying on his experience and skills gathered through his long career in order to have good positioning and take advantage of any chance for scoring goals and making difference for his team.

Cristiano Ronaldo is weaker physically with years but it's human trend and naturally no player can win against ageing forever. He is enjoying very last seasons in his career at as highest level and scoring as most goals as possible.

Well in term of mentality I don’t think there is any player to be compared to Ronaldo, we have see his previous teammates say this about him so much, how he trains, how he recovers, diet, sleep and a lot of thing he had to abstain from to be in this level for this longer period of time. We all know how the Saudi league was before he came and the mentality in the league now, every team in Saudi have raise their standards since his arrival, the league is now more  competitive and intense.

That is the key, he is keeping his fitness to a high level, so he could be playing until this age. We have seen plenty of players who retire at 35 years old, back in the day it was more common than right now, right now not many do, but even now there are some.

Kroos was younger than Modric by a good margin, and he already retired last season, Modric played one more season at real after that, and now he will play for Milan, so there are different ages to retire. But we have seen people retire at earlier age, and then they gained weight and become very fat, even some obese, at age 40 already. Mostly because when you quit training, but eat like you are training, you gain weight. Ronaldo's physical attributes is the reason why he is doing great.

Well when it comes to retirement in football it something that has to do with person interest, imagine being in the system for over 15years, barely having time for your family, friends, kids and not being able to do some stuffs, all these are thing that trigger retirement in football. There are some who would even retire at their late 20s. So I would say it all individual differences when it comes to retirement in football.

[Slow death]

Casemiro is currently in talks with Al Nassr, and the deal is worth £70 million.

£70 million? 

Why would Al Nassr spend £70 million on Casemiro when he is valued at 10 million euros according to transfermarkt?



https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/casemiro/profil/spieler/16306

Casemiro is 33 years old, he hasn't been the same player he was at Real Madrid, and it's true that he could do well with Ronaldo, but even so, in my opinion, this price of £70 million is extremely inflated. It doesn't make sense for Al Nassr to spend this large amount for Casemiro. In my opinion, at most, Al Nassr should only accept paying 30 million euros.

If Manchester United doesn't accept this offer, then Al Nassr should give up and look for another skilled player at a low price. It's already proven that the Saudi league already has quality and can compete with European teams, so even young players are accepting to play in the Saudi league.

[Solokan]

Source: https://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/bola-dunia/d-8032147/joao-felix-ketahuan-sudah-tiba-di-al-nassr/amp
I am very happy to hear that Joao Felix will play at Al nassr and of course with the presence of Joao Felix at Al nassr in my opinion this is a good start for Al nassr because surely with Joao Felix Al nassr's attack will definitely be very good. of course because of being influenced by Ronaldo, Joao Felix will finally play at Al nassr. of course if I'm not mistaken Joao Felix will be contracted
by Al nassr until 2027.

Of course now Al nassr is really ready for the upcoming season in the SPL because Al nassr has good players but honestly I still hope that Al nassr still brings in many other new players to make it more exciting because of course Al nassr's rivals such as Ittihad, Al hilal, Al Qadisiyah and Al Ahli are certainly very difficult to beat. of course I also hope Joao Felix can quickly adapt well to Al nassr.

But for next season I hope Al Nassr can win the trophy because of course I want to see Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends win the trophy and I also hope Jorge Jesus can improve Al Nassr's defense.

[Phoenix Anka]

Casemiro is currently in talks with Al Nassr, and the deal is worth £70 million.

£70 million? 

Why would Al Nassr spend £70 million on Casemiro when he is valued at 10 million euros according to transfermarkt?



https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/casemiro/profil/spieler/16306

Casemiro is 33 years old, he hasn't been the same player he was at Real Madrid, and it's true that he could do well with Ronaldo, but even so, in my opinion, this price of £70 million is extremely inflated. It doesn't make sense for Al Nassr to spend this large amount for Casemiro. In my opinion, at most, Al Nassr should only accept paying 30 million euros.

If Manchester United doesn't accept this offer, then Al Nassr should give up and look for another skilled player at a low price. It's already proven that the Saudi league already has quality and can compete with European teams, so even young players are accepting to play in the Saudi league.

Of course, Saudi Arabia has become a popular destination for young players. This is because their idols have started playing there. Many star players from Europe and South America are playing in Saudi Arabia. Younger European players are also starting to prefer it. If Casemiro's transfer doesn't happen, I think Al-Nassr could easily find an alternative. He's probably not the only option.

[Inwestour]

Of course, Saudi Arabia has become a popular destination for young players. This is because their idols have started playing there. Many star players from Europe and South America are playing in Saudi Arabia. Younger European players are also starting to prefer it. If Casemiro's transfer doesn't happen, I think Al-Nassr could easily find an alternative. He's probably not the only option.

So far I haven’t seen any news suggesting that Al Nassr have made any official statements regarding the signing of Casemiro. That’s why I think it can all be considered rumors at this stage. On one hand, Casemiro is no longer a young player, and it’s clear that he’s finding it difficult to perform in the Premier League. So I think he wouldn’t mind moving to a calmer league, like in Saudi Arabia, to finish his career there. And I believe that in Saudi Arabia, since he’s still considered a star player, he could get a good salary. So if he receives a good offer from Saudi Arabia, I have no doubt he’ll make the move.

[Tamaperdana]

True Al Nasr has received an increase in popularity and fame ever since christiano Ronaldo came to the club they have made so much from sales jerseys this is what you get when you invest in players like this it brings up the rating of the club  Al Nasr has really done a big investment in making sure that they bring quality players from Europe to the club i think that they will receive the reward for these investments

You are right, even though Ronaldo has not been able to bring Al Nasr to become a champion in the Saudi Arabian league, but Ronaldo has a very good impact on Al Nasr in terms of his finances. Because of course not only from the sale of clothes Al Nasr became profitable, but many sponsors also came to ask for cooperation with Al Nasr. This is of course caused by the great influence brought by Ronaldo. So even though Ronaldo has an expensive salary and contract, I'm sure Al Nasr doesn't lose too much because of that. Because the positive impact caused by Ronaldo can certainly cover all the costs incurred by Al Nasr. So, the point is that Al Nasr's decision to sign Ronaldo was indeed a very correct decision.

But even so I personally hope that in the coming season Ronaldo and his teammates can bring Al Nasr to become champions in the Saudi Arabian league and also in the Asian Champions league. Because it feels a little bit odd if Ronaldo is unable to bring Al Nasr to become a champion. Because as far as I know when Ronaldo joins any team, he is always able to bring the team he defends to become champions. The proof is at Manchester United, Real Madrid's, and also Juventus. So that's why when Ronaldo joined Al Nasr and he was unable to present a trophy for Al Nasr, I think it's a little less good.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

I am very happy to hear that Joao Felix will play at Al nassr and of course with the presence of Joao Felix at Al nassr in my opinion this is a good start for Al nassr because surely with Joao Felix Al nassr's attack will definitely be very good. of course because of being influenced by Ronaldo, Joao Felix will finally play at Al nassr. of course if I'm not mistaken Joao Felix will be contracted
by Al nassr until 2027.

Of course now Al nassr is really ready for the upcoming season in the SPL because Al nassr has good players but honestly I still hope that Al nassr still brings in many other new players to make it more exciting because of course Al nassr's rivals such as Ittihad, Al hilal, Al Qadisiyah and Al Ahli are certainly very difficult to beat. of course I also hope Joao Felix can quickly adapt well to Al nassr.

But for next season I hope Al Nassr can win the trophy because of course I want to see Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends win the trophy and I also hope Jorge Jesus can improve Al Nassr's defense.

Of course Al Nassr Football Club is ready for the upcoming season, at this moment Cristiano Ronaldo and Joao Felix will be playing together in this team, so it can be said that the rapport between them on the field will increase even more. So I think that if a good understanding is developed between them, then maybe getting a place in the team for the next World Cup will be decisive. Moreover it is true that the former Chelsea forward could certainly play a great role in this Saudi Pro League team because he might regain his confidence while playing with Ronaldo. At this stage it must be said that Al Nassr Football Club has been able to build a great competitive squad with the former Chelsea attacking forward as a pre-season preparation.

[$weetne$$]

Well when it comes to retirement in football it something that has to do with person interest, imagine being in the system for over 15years, barely having time for your family, friends, kids and not being able to do some stuffs, all these are thing that trigger retirement in football. There are some who would even retire at their late 20s. So I would say it all individual differences when it comes to retirement in football.

Some do retire on health grounds too not just that they have not had time and chance for their family and themselves,  there are players who suffer series of injuries at a stretch and they will just end up not wanting to continue playing because  they have been advised medically or they see themselves been at serious risk of having some future health challenges which they can avert by retiring and changing their kind of profession and for some.they get life threatening injuries and they are left with no option but to retire so they can have their lives back.

[Uruhara]

During this transfer window, I actually wondered if Al Nassr wouldn't make any moves to acquire new players. However, my suspicions were wrong. It turns out Al Nassr has a list of European star players they're targeting. These players include:

1. Luis Diaz (Liverpool winger)
2. Joao Felix (Chelsea midfielder)
3. Casemiro (Manchester United midfielder)

However, it's a real shame that Jhon Duran will likely be loaned to Fenerbahçe. The good news is that Joao Felix will likely join Al Nassr.¹ And I think Chelsea is now benefiting from having managed to release Joao Felix for a fairly good price. Joao Felix, who has been on loan for several years, will certainly find a club willing to use his services without having to loan him out.  I also know that Cristiano Ronaldo would be a perfect match for Joao Felix, who is also from Portugal and has often played together for the Portuguese national team. So, their chemistry will surely be easy to build at Al-Nassr.

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Reference:
1. https://jakarta.suaramerdeka.com/bola/13415617442/joao-felix-resmi-tinggalkan-chelsea-al-nassr-capai-kesepakatan-transfer-sensasional

Are you sure about Luis Diaz? He just signed a deal with Bayern Munich, worth £65.5 million. He will be moving from Liverpool. In case of João Félix, the news is true and he will be officially part of the Al Nassr squad. The deal is reportedly worth £43.7 million. A big reason behind Félix's signing was Ronaldo. He thought that Félix would be a better player in forward lineup when compared to the underperformer Jhon Durán. Casemiro is currently in talks with Al Nassr, and the deal is worth £70 million.

Cristiano Ronaldo was actually the one who suggested Al-Nassr try to acquire Luis Diaz. However, Al-Nassr's approach has indeed failed. And Al-Nassr has been rumored to shift its target to one of Arsenal's wingers, Martinelli. However, I think this is also just a rumor because until now there is no further information. However, even if it is true, I doubt Arsenal will let him go, because he is one of their key players. So I think Al-Nassr must look for other alternatives. But what is certain is that Al-Nassr is currently actively moving to find players who can strengthen their squad. However, I also still wonder why Al-Nassr has not made more moves to bring in more qualified defenders. Currently, Al-Nassr already has an extraordinary goalkeeper. But we can always see the goalkeeper always struggling to save the goal from the many attacks that always manage to penetrate Al-Nassr's back line. So I hope Al-Nassr also makes a move in this regard to bring in better defenders.

[Franctoshi]

Well when it comes to retirement in football it something that has to do with person interest, imagine being in the system for over 15years, barely having time for your family, friends, kids and not being able to do some stuffs, all these are thing that trigger retirement in football. There are some who would even retire at their late 20s. So I would say it all individual differences when it comes to retirement in football.

You're right though, but If you're actually into football for the passion, you most likely will want to retire base on age, except for the fact in a case of a critical health issues that arise, because football is a career for most players and they're there for the money and also for the entertainment so considering to quit football early due to you not having much time with your family, means considering to resign your job when it's not yet time or when you haven't put a retirement plans in place, and talking about having time with your family, some of them move with their wifes and children, whereas some aren't married yet they only have their girlfriends.

[Ahli38]

Cristiano Ronaldo was actually the one who suggested Al-Nassr try to acquire Luis Diaz. However, Al-Nassr's approach has indeed failed. And Al-Nassr has been rumored to shift its target to one of Arsenal's wingers, Martinelli. However, I think this is also just a rumor because until now there is no further information. However, even if it is true, I doubt Arsenal will let him go, because he is one of their key players. So I think Al-Nassr must look for other alternatives. But what is certain is that Al-Nassr is currently actively moving to find players who can strengthen their squad. However, I also still wonder why Al-Nassr has not made more moves to bring in more qualified defenders. Currently, Al-Nassr already has an extraordinary goalkeeper. But we can always see the goalkeeper always struggling to save the goal from the many attacks that always manage to penetrate Al-Nassr's back line. So I hope Al-Nassr also makes a move in this regard to bring in better defenders.

Yes, Cristiano Ronaldo did think Luis Diaz would be a perfect fit for the Al Nassr squad. Unfortunately, when the transfer window opened, Liverpool had no intention of releasing Luis Diaz. As a result, Al Nassr failed to land the player. However, Liverpool ultimately sold Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich.

And Luis Diaz himself had actually wanted to leave Liverpool since last season. However, Liverpool tried to keep him. Liverpool even tried twice to offer him a contract extension. But it seems Luis Diaz's desire to leave is much stronger. He seems to want a new challenge. And it seems he's still not interested in the Arab League, as he can still achieve more in Europe. And choosing Bayern is also a very logical choice.

But Al Nassr will not give up on bringing in more quality players. And I'm sure after Joao Felix, we'll hear the name of another European star that Al Nassr will successfully acquire.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

During this transfer window, I actually wondered if Al Nassr wouldn't make any moves to acquire new players. However, my suspicions were wrong. It turns out Al Nassr has a list of European star players they're targeting. These players include:

1. Luis Diaz (Liverpool winger)
2. Joao Felix (Chelsea midfielder)
3. Casemiro (Manchester United midfielder)

Joao Felix and Casemiro are more realistic targets for Al Nassr while Luis Diaz is not and Liverpool won't let one of best attacking players in the past season leaving too easily. They even have no plan for it in this coming season as they truly need Luis Diaz for defending their Premier League title and performing well in Champions League.

Joao Felix is the youngest player in this list but he has never met expectation from clubs to national team. Moving around some big clubs and Joao Felix still struggles to perform well and get a solid position in his club. With current trend in Saudi Professional League and chances of getting good money there, it's more possible of Joao Felix moving to Al Nassr than Luis Diaz (almost impossible) and Casemiro (he is too old midfielder).

[hyudien]

Joao Felix and Casemiro are more realistic targets for Al Nassr while Luis Diaz is not and Liverpool won't let one of best attacking players in the past season leaving too easily. They even have no plan for it in this coming season as they truly need Luis Diaz for defending their Premier League title and performing well in Champions League.

From some rumors that I read Liverpool has opened the opportunity for any team that wants to buy Luis Diaz, and their main candidate is Bayern Munich but considering that Al Nassr also has a lot of money then there is no harm if Liverpool gives the player to the SPL the problem is that the player is still in good form so the tendency to move to Al Nassr is quite unlikely, but who knows Luis Diaz is tempted by a high salary, and decides to leave because Al Nassr can give anything.

[KTChampions]

Al Nassr managed to close a deal with Chelsea to permanently buy João Félix, and the sad fate that João Félix has had since arriving at Chelsea seems to have come to an end, although Chelsea, even with the definitive purchase by Al Nassr, still sabotaged the player by placing a clause in which Chelsea would have 50 million in the event of Al Nassr selling João Félix.

EXCLUSIVE: Al Nassr agree deal to sign João Félix from Chelsea, here we go!

Player authorized to fly for medical and join Al Nassr, initial transfer fee worth €30m plus add-ons and heavy sell-on clause to meet Chelsea €50m valuation in future.

Paperwork being prepared.

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1949425402306236424

Little by little, Saudi clubs are showing that they want a strong and quality league. In the Club World Cup matches, the Saudis showed that their league is stronger and can already compete with the European leagues. Congratulations to Al Nassr for the signing. In my opinion, with Jorge Jesus, the team will have a strong squad and will win titles.

Felix is only 25 years old  After his constant transfers from club to club over the last few years, I got the feeling that he was already in his 30s. A bold move in any case, many will say that it will not be possible to return from the SPL to Chelsea/Barcelona and even Atletico. But maybe he looks at it completely differently - why think about returning from the SPL if development doesn’t end there, they pay big money, there is an opportunity to play on the same team with the biggest stars?
Al Nasr is getting stronger, as is the competition in the SPL, this championship is becoming really interesting.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

From some rumors that I read Liverpool has opened the opportunity for any team that wants to buy Luis Diaz, and their main candidate is Bayern Munich but considering that Al Nassr also has a lot of money then there is no harm if Liverpool gives the player to the SPL the problem is that the player is still in good form so the tendency to move to Al Nassr is quite unlikely, but who knows Luis Diaz is tempted by a high salary, and decides to leave because Al Nassr can give anything.

I think Luis Diaz will choose a club from Europa because he feels he still has the ability and still has targets, if he thinks about money he still has plenty of time to move to Saudi Pro League for example 2 more seasons after he 30 years, right? while in Europa he will not be able to repeat it because of age. As you said Bayern Munich might be the first choice for him.

By the way, I was a bit surprised when I heard that Joao Felix was moving to Al Nassr, at first I thought he would choose Benfica and continue his career in Europa but in the end he chose Al Nassr, yeah this is not a bad choice especially since he knows his chances of competing in Europa are very low so he better earn a lot of money before retirement   Welcome to Saudi Pro Felix.