Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Volgastallion]

What a super shit ending to one of the most promissing players in the last 10 years, i still remember when atletico madrid buy Joao Felix back in the days, they spend a ton of money for him and he was something like the replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo in portugal. Well we all know how it ended he failed in every single club and now he is on Saudi soil being super young and without achieving anything in his life.

[Kaliandra]

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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.

for Al nassr fans must be very happy with the presence of Joao Felix at Al nassr and surely Al nassr fans want the best performance from Joao Felix and can work with Cristiano Ronaldo to make a lot of goals against his enemies when competing later. and it is hoped that Al nassr can win consistently and hope to win the trophy. Yes, of course Joao Felix to Al nassr must be due to an attractive offer from Ronaldo and finally he is ready to compete in Al nassr. yes, I hope Ronaldo can fit to play with Joau Felix and can work well together and I also hope there is no egoism between them and everything.

With the arrival of Joao Felix to Al nassr I think the SPL will become even more lively next season because after all there are still many Joao Felix fans and surely they will watch the SPL. I personally also like you hope that next season Al nassr can win the trophy. But yes, of course, if for example Al nassr's defense is improved then surely Al nassr will be able to become SPL champions next season, yes, I also hope that Jorge Jesus can make Al nassr's defense better and can also train Al nassr's goalkeeper to be better. if until Jorge Jesus can bring Al nassr to win the trophy next season I think surely Jorge Jesus will be even more popular because he can make Al nassr successful, which so far some coaches have been very difficult to bring Al nassr to the title.

[Akbarkoe]

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).

An agreement has been reached, Luis Diaz will play for Bayern Munich this season, so Al Nassr must forget about him. They cannot sign the player because, once again, an agreement has been reached. Liverpool took this step because they want to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle.

Regarding Casemiro, he did receive several offers from Al Nassr, but according to reports, the player rejected those offers, citing the reason that he wants to play in the 2026 World Cup, and that may only be achievable if he remains in the English Premier League, especially given that, as we know, the arrival of Ancelotti as Brazil's national team coach has intensified competition within the Brazilian squad.

As for Joao Felix, after failing to develop when he moved to La Liga and the Premier League, and most recently to Serie A, I don't know where he will end up, but according to some information, Benfica has made an offer to bring him back to the club and play in the Portuguese league. If the player wants to return to his best form, returning to Benfica would be the right move. However, if he is seeking a large salary, he must accept the offer from Al Nassr.

[X-ray]

João Félix has to build a statue to his agent, Jorge Mendes: he is one of the most overrated players in history, he literally played one good season when he was very young then he failed in every single team he played for: Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, Milan, none of these teams wanted to keep him and yet he keeps finding excellent clubs that believe in him. And now for sure he's going to get a ridiculous salary in Saudi Arabia. Sometimes in football you just need luck, or even more important a good agent.

It doesn't matter how good your agent. If the player is stalled, none is wanted that player. This is the truth.

Felix never improved even after he roaming on so many clubs. Yet his performance is still so bang average, or even worsen. The good thing is that when he won UECL trophy in Chelsea. That's the only thing that gives him value.

I remind you everything matter in football.

[Fuso.hp]

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

After bringing Cristiano Ronaldo to their club, they have recruited many other European players and they have prepared a large amount of money to bring another Portuguese star to the team. If this Portuguese star agrees to Al Nasr's offer, then at the same time we will see two Portuguese stars playing for Al Nasr. Al Nasr is walking the right path so far and they are doing everything they need to do to bring the spotlight of the whole world to them. Ronaldo is the biggest advertisement for their club and because of this Ronaldo, they have got many sponsors and many investments in the club. So while Ronaldo is at the club, they are trying to bring better quality players from Europe to the club so that even if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, their club's investment does not decrease and they can retain their club's sponsors.

[Mr Reporter]

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

After bringing Cristiano Ronaldo to their club, they have recruited many other European players and they have prepared a large amount of money to bring another Portuguese star to the team. If this Portuguese star agrees to Al Nasr's offer, then at the same time we will see two Portuguese stars playing for Al Nasr. Al Nasr is walking the right path so far and they are doing everything they need to do to bring the spotlight of the whole world to them. Ronaldo is the biggest advertisement for their club and because of this Ronaldo, they have got many sponsors and many investments in the club. So while Ronaldo is at the club, they are trying to bring better quality players from Europe to the club so that even if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, their club's investment does not decrease and they can retain their club's sponsors.

I was thinking same too that Al Nassar footballs strategy and investment, particularly after signing one of the greatest players in the worlds of football Cristiano Ronaldo, i think what a could Al Nassar has been on the games of of recruitment of several European players and possibly might still be making a new move on signing others from from Portugal, pulse signing Ronaldo should have really pulled a alot of investment and strings for the club, and with Ronaldo on their side they might build what we called strong team which will sustain its success and attract sponsors even after Ronaldo's departure from the clubs. And now that the club have fully gone into investment of top players to maintain it reputation and attract ongoing investment this has to do with well built strategies from the club to boosting their chances for the future.

[ShowOff]

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

After bringing Cristiano Ronaldo to their club, they have recruited many other European players and they have prepared a large amount of money to bring another Portuguese star to the team. If this Portuguese star agrees to Al Nasr's offer, then at the same time we will see two Portuguese stars playing for Al Nasr. Al Nasr is walking the right path so far and they are doing everything they need to do to bring the spotlight of the whole world to them. Ronaldo is the biggest advertisement for their club and because of this Ronaldo, they have got many sponsors and many investments in the club. So while Ronaldo is at the club, they are trying to bring better quality players from Europe to the club so that even if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, their club's investment does not decrease and they can retain their club's sponsors.

Overall, it's not just Al Nassr who has benefited from Ronaldo arrival, the Saudi Pro League has also benefited, because the league popularity increasing dramatically in a short period of time. The signings of other former European stars have also had a significant impact, and I think their presence has made the Saudi Pro League trophy race more competitive. Ronaldo has renewed his contract, and Al Nassr is now working hard to build better squad depth around him.

Signing Joao Felix from Chelsea is a good move, the price is not too high, and if the deal goes through, it will significantly improve Al Nassr chances of winning trophies next season. Joao Felix is still very young, and it's clearly a very good investment for the long term. Ronaldo has a significant influence at Al Nassr, and he reportedly has a significant influence on the club transfer policy. Clearly, this is the perfect opportunity to overhaul the squad, and Al Nassr shouldn't just focus on recruiting attackers, their defense should be prioritized.

[Fiatless]

I remind you everything matter in football.

A good and experienced agent is very important. An agent like Jorge Mendes can package an average player and make him attractive to top clubs. I guess that is the case of João Félix. He has always been an average player, but his agent has been able to link him to other top clubs in Europe.

His move to Saudi Arabia should be a turning point in his career since he is still young and has the opportunity to improve. Maybe playing under Stefano Pioli in Al Nassr might help him improve.

[Arenga pinnata]

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.

Every professional soccer player usually wants to play longer. Therefore, age is often a factor that can dampen their passion and force them to retire. Another reason is injury. Many soccer players end up retiring at a young age due to injuries that are difficult to recover from. However, there are also those who do so for family reasons and want to spend more time with their families. However, a player like Cristiano Ronaldo, with his high passion and love for soccer, truly commits to everything. He maintains his fitness and lifestyle well so he can play longer. And family matters don't even hinder him. He always takes his family with him whenever he moves from club to club. And I think Cristiano Ronaldo already has almost everything, like money and other things, so now he plays solely with a certain motivation and simply enjoys his time as a soccer player.

[Agbe]

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.

Every professional soccer player usually wants to play longer. Therefore, age is often a factor that can dampen their passion and force them to retire. Another reason is injury. Many soccer players end up retiring at a young age due to injuries that are difficult to recover from. However, there are also those who do so for family reasons and want to spend more time with their families. However, a player like Cristiano Ronaldo, with his high passion and love for soccer, truly commits to everything. He maintains his fitness and lifestyle well so he can play longer. And family matters don't even hinder him. He always takes his family with him whenever he moves from club to club. And I think Cristiano Ronaldo already has almost everything, like money and other things, so now he plays solely with a certain motivation and simply enjoys his time as a soccer player.

Under normal circumstances no player will retire early but injury is the main reason why players retire early because that causes alot of health conditions which sometimes becomes a problem to the player just like the case of hazard so the best thing is to retire and go into other areas of life and invest the little money that they where able to make, Players like Ronaldo are actually privileged to be always fit due to exercises that he does

[Ale88]

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?

Because they have so much money that don't even know how to negotiate. And probably they don't even care about negotiating, they just make a ridiculous offer that will be accepted and the deal is done quickly without any further hassle. I was reading that it looks like Joao Felix is going to sign a 2-year contract: which team would pay 50 millions for a player and making him sign a 2-year contract? It doesn't make any sense, and yet here we are...

[Adbitco]

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.

As for Martinelli, I think Arsenal fans will be glad to hear that a club is coming for and if what most of them have been saying online concerning him, then maybe they may push an agenda for him to leave the club. They complain a lot that his too slow and needed a replacement. Right now, Arsenal have Trossard, Madueke and him in that position. If a good price comes for him, Arsenal might actually sell him to the Al Nassr.

[Solokan]

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.

Every professional soccer player usually wants to play longer. Therefore, age is often a factor that can dampen their passion and force them to retire. Another reason is injury. Many soccer players end up retiring at a young age due to injuries that are difficult to recover from. However, there are also those who do so for family reasons and want to spend more time with their families. However, a player like Cristiano Ronaldo, with his high passion and love for soccer, truly commits to everything. He maintains his fitness and lifestyle well so he can play longer. And family matters don't even hinder him. He always takes his family with him whenever he moves from club to club. And I think Cristiano Ronaldo already has almost everything, like money and other things, so now he plays solely with a certain motivation and simply enjoys his time as a soccer player.

yes, of course there are many reasons for someone to retire from the world of soccer and indeed one of them is because of age which is no longer young and there is also a decline in performance which ultimately makes football players finally choose to retire from soccer. yes, of course there are also people who retire from soccer players because they want to become coaches if I'm not mistaken, for example like Xabi Alonso. but for Ronaldo it is true that he seems to really enjoy soccer and indeed if you look at his money, of course it is very much and will not run out until 7 generations.

But if Ronaldo is absolutely right, he seems to really enjoy soccer and indeed if you look at his money, of course he has a lot and will not run out until 7 generations but yes, he is because of his hobby with soccer, he brought his family to Arabia and enjoyed life there. of course until now we don't know when he will hang up his boots but what is clear is that he is a player who has good performance even at his age. yes of course it is very difficult to find players like Ronaldo and of course there are also many people who want Ronaldo to continue playing football so of course he will definitely be enthusiastic and enjoy his career in the world of football without thinking about time and anything.

[Sithara007]

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.

Ronaldo is keen on getting Casemiro play in the Saudi Professional League for Al Nassr. Nowadays, age is just a number. We have players close to 40 years old performing exceptionally well in various leagues. But it is true that Casemiro is finding it difficult to adjust with the English Premier League. So a move to Al Nassr is going to be mutually beneficial for both the sides. Anyway, next season is going to be crucial for Al Nassr, after all the disappointment in 2024 and also in 2025.

[Tamaperdana]

What a super shit ending to one of the most promissing players in the last 10 years, i still remember when atletico madrid buy Joao Felix back in the days, they spend a ton of money for him and he was something like the replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo in portugal. Well we all know how it ended he failed in every single club and now he is on Saudi soil being super young and without achieving anything in his life.

Yes, I also did not expect the players who were predicted to be great players to end up in the Saudi Arabian league. I don't know what caused all that, but it seems that Joao Felix is most likely very difficult to adapt to his new team, that's why when he joins a new team, he is always more difficult to be able to bring out his best performance. So, I think Joao Felix currently has to be more able to learn from his experiences, so don't let him play badly at Al Nasr.

Because if he plays badly at Al Nasr, I think his football career is likely to not go well. Because in essence if a young player like Joao Felix plays in the Saudi Arabian league, means he is in a very decisive phase. Because if he can play well, then he still has considerable hope of returning to the European team one day. But if Joao Felix plays badly, I think he might retire early. Because there will be no team from Europe that will want to accept him again.

[wakier]

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.

Ronaldo is keen on getting Casemiro play in the Saudi Professional League for Al Nassr. Nowadays, age is just a number. We have players close to 40 years old performing exceptionally well in various leagues. But it is true that Casemiro is finding it difficult to adjust with the English Premier League. So a move to Al Nassr is going to be mutually beneficial for both the sides. Anyway, next season is going to be crucial for Al Nassr, after all the disappointment in 2024 and also in 2025.

Actually, there are many European players that Al Nassr wants to join the Al Nassr squad such as Luka Modric, Sergio Ramos, Joao Felix, Casimiro and there are still some that I can't mention all of them but Al Nassr still limits buying foreign players so I think among them only one of them might be recruited by Al Nassr, I think the closest rumor is Joao Felix because Ronaldo is trying to persuade this player to join Al Nassr based on his abilities I think Joao Felix is more profitable in the long term because his age is still very young when compared to Casimiro.

[Obari]

Ronaldo is keen on getting Casemiro play in the Saudi Professional League for Al Nassr. Nowadays, age is just a number. We have players close to 40 years old performing exceptionally well in various leagues. But it is true that Casemiro is finding it difficult to adjust with the English Premier League. So a move to Al Nassr is going to be mutually beneficial for both the sides. Anyway, next season is going to be crucial for Al Nassr, after all the disappointment in 2024 and also in 2025.

Cristiano Ronaldo is top player that will always explore in his performance, he has absolutely nothing to be scared of because he's always ambitious and winning games. Who else knows the importance of keeping Ronaldo in a club? He's a proud goal machine that's willing to go any length and enabled himself thrash and humbled his oppositions. We all can see what's he's making out of nothing. Do you know Ronaldo singlehandedly made big things happen in Saudi Pro League? He brought the SPL back to limelight and today, everyone is talking and streaming the games online.

Ronaldo former teammates, most of them have hanged boots already because they've accomplished quite alot but in the case of Ronaldo, he's never tired of making pursuit for Greatness. We can also say the same thing for Casemiro. Do you think he have surpassed his prime as a top player and him just been in the Manchester United squad, is just briefing to see how good he was actually.

[Phoenix Anka]

If Casemiro were to transfer to the Saudi Arabian league, as is being claimed, he would be a very strong midfielder there. At 33, he's still in excellent physical condition. He could continue his competitive streak, and playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo would allow him to forge stronger bonds with past friendships. His integration into the team could also be rapid. I'm sure Saudi Arabia would offer him a substantial salary. This would be a deal that would satisfy both teams. However, the final outcome would, of course, depend on the player's wishes. In my opinion, 33 is a suitable age for a transfer.

[Gallar]

Actually, there are many European players that Al Nassr wants to join the Al Nassr squad such as Luka Modric, Sergio Ramos, Joao Felix, Casimiro and there are still some that I can't mention all of them but Al Nassr still limits buying foreign players so I think among them only one of them might be recruited by Al Nassr, I think the closest rumor is Joao Felix because Ronaldo is trying to persuade this player to join Al Nassr based on his abilities I think Joao Felix is more profitable in the long term because his age is still very young when compared to Casimiro.

Yes, you are right, there are quite a lot of European players targeted by Al Nasr, but unfortunately not many are interested in joining. For example, like Modric, instead of trying a tempting offer from a team like Al Nasr, he prefers to join AC Milan. I don't know what makes him not tempted by the money that Al Nasr is ready to pour for him, but maybe Modric is not chasing money anymore. That's why he chose to join the team he was happy with. Then Sergio Ramos, according to the news circulating, previously he wanted to return to Real Madrid, but unfortunately his wish was not realized. And he also seems not interested in playing at Al Nasr's.

Even though if he wants to play at Al Nasr, he can get a lot of money and can also return to play with Ronaldo. But strangely Ramos remains reluctant until now to play in the Saudi Arabian league. Then about Felix, I think the current rumors will most likely come true. Because according to the news circulating Felix has even arrived at the Al Nasr training camp. But I don't know if the news is true or not. But what is certain is that Felix will most likely indeed join Al Nasr. Because it seems like Ronaldo is really very supportive of Felix to join. So with this, I think we are just waiting for the inauguration.

[RaltcoinsB]

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.

Ronaldo is keen on getting Casemiro play in the Saudi Professional League for Al Nassr. Nowadays, age is just a number. We have players close to 40 years old performing exceptionally well in various leagues. But it is true that Casemiro is finding it difficult to adjust with the English Premier League. So a move to Al Nassr is going to be mutually beneficial for both the sides. Anyway, next season is going to be crucial for Al Nassr, after all the disappointment in 2024 and also in 2025.

Actually, there are many European players that Al Nassr wants to join the Al Nassr squad such as Luka Modric, Sergio Ramos, Joao Felix, Casimiro and there are still some that I can't mention all of them but Al Nassr still limits buying foreign players so I think among them only one of them might be recruited by Al Nassr, I think the closest rumor is Joao Felix because Ronaldo is trying to persuade this player to join Al Nassr based on his abilities I think Joao Felix is more profitable in the long term because his age is still very young when compared to Casimiro.

Joao Felix could once again shine in Saudi Arabia with his talent. I see him as a player eager to prove himself, as he's been criticized by every team he's played for. Expectations are consistently high for him, but he's not quite up to the task. Perhaps he can exceed expectations in Saudi Arabia and, with Cristiano Ronaldo's experience, reach a higher level. It wouldn't be fair to compare him to Casemiro, as their playing grounds are completely different. If they have the opportunity, I think they should sign both of them.