Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[romero121]

The next season for the competition is going to be really tough because some top Saudi teams have showed interest in many players currently playing in Europe and most of them are satisfied with the offers coming for them. Gradually, the unknown Saudi team is already getting media attention and following after Ronaldo join the Al-Nassr team last season. Many people assumes it’s about money most of the players are joining those teams, if that’s the reason, then it’s still okay. But I’m certain that very soon the league will no more be about that but will be a tough competitive league amongst others.

Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

When you doesn't have the right reason and the popularity to attract the popular figures, money have its role. This is how Saudi have prioritised money to attract the popular players into the league. The country is on the bid for the football 2030 and it doesn't want to fail as China and that's the reason it is making itself strong with the domestic setup and the leagues. Saudi Arabia Pro League have got big history, and now only it have reached the world. For betterment more foreign players need to be added. Lets wait and see whether players are passionate about spreading football around the world same as Ronaldo or not.

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When you doesn't have the right reason and the popularity to attract the popular figures, money have its role. This is how Saudi have prioritised money to attract the popular players into the league. The country is on the bid for the football 2030 and it doesn't want to fail as China and that's the reason it is making itself strong with the domestic setup and the leagues. Saudi Arabia Pro League have got big history, and now only it have reached the world. For betterment more foreign players need to be added. Lets wait and see whether players are passionate about spreading football around the world same as Ronaldo or not.

From the developments that have been made by the management of the Saudi Arabian Pro League, of course the developments from year to year are getting better. It's just that they started late but it doesn't really matter because they did it this year and it has proven to raise the name of the Saudi Arabia pro league even more famous. Several major Saudi Arabian pro league teams continue to target many players with well-known player status and of fairly good quality.

Benzema presence this season is sure to be talked about in every media because he was one of the stickers who was quite qualified in the past season with Real Madrid. So, with that in mind, SPL next season will certainly make a big difference in the fight for the title because two famous player names will compete with each other in bringing their teams to become champions next season.

[Docnaster]

The next season for the competition is going to be really tough because some top Saudi teams have showed interest in many players currently playing in Europe and most of them are satisfied with the offers coming for them. Gradually, the unknown Saudi team is already getting media attention and following after Ronaldo join the Al-Nassr team last season. Many people assumes it’s about money most of the players are joining those teams, if that’s the reason, then it’s still okay. But I’m certain that very soon the league will no more be about that but will be a tough competitive league amongst others.

Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

Since Al-Nassr signed Cristiano Ronaldo after the FIFA World Cup his influence has really made many other European players to consider  plying their trade in the Saudi Arabian League.
Ronaldo influence will before the end of the summer transfer window will make many people to join him in the league. With the way at which the Saudi Arabian League is fast growing and gaining global recognition, it might the next big league in club football and that's one the Cristiano Ronaldo effects

[Ndabagi01]

Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

I still believe that every player's goal and definition of success in football is linked to fame and money. They will want to grab at least one if they can’t get both. I don't see anything wrong with Saudi clubs making significant offers to great European league players to come join them and help their league grow. In exchange for their popularity, they will get more viewers, followers, and deals, allowing them to recoup more of the money they spent to get to that point. Every player has different priorities; some are motivated by money, while others are motivated by fame. However, it is exceedingly improbable that a player will go solely for fame and not for financial gain.

[makishart]

Since Al-Nassr signed Cristiano Ronaldo after the FIFA World Cup his influence has really made many other European players to consider  plying their trade in the Saudi Arabian League.
Ronaldo influence will before the end of the summer transfer window will make many people to join him in the league. With the way at which the Saudi Arabian League is fast growing and gaining global recognition, it might the next big league in club football and that's one the Cristiano Ronaldo effects

Yeah, that makes other european players are feeling confident to go there. Ronaldo has proven even though he must be playing in the different time zone and season, it's not a big problem for ronaldo. The players can start to adapt with the environment slowly.
That must be the main reason for other players are also interesting to go there. Benzema, kante, mendy, kouliball, ziyech and many more. They are interesting to play for saudi clubs.
They wanna be a part of the extensive projects that already planned by saudi clubs. Im very glad that if ronaldo will not become the only one who played there.
He will be having more friends to come, especially benzema as his best friend once ronaldo was still playing on real madrid,.I hope this will make saudi league to be even better.

[Sithara007]

Yeah, that makes other european players are feeling confident to go there. Ronaldo has proven even though he must be playing in the different time zone and season, it's not a big problem for ronaldo. The players can start to adapt with the environment slowly.
That must be the main reason for other players are also interesting to go there. Benzema, kante, mendy, kouliball, ziyech and many more. They are interesting to play for saudi clubs.
They wanna be a part of the extensive projects that already planned by saudi clubs. Im very glad that if ronaldo will not become the only one who played there.
He will be having more friends to come, especially benzema as his best friend once ronaldo was still playing on real madrid,.I hope this will make saudi league to be even better.

I still don't understand the craze surrounding European leagues. The club owners treat their players badly and refuse to release them even for tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup and Copa America. And let's not forget the threats from European clubs when FIFA decided to conduct the 2022 World Cup in November-December. The threat was that they will not allow their players to participate in the tournament, as their league is more important than the FIFA World Cup. Finally the Saudis have put an end to the European monopoly and now their arrogance should be a bit reduced. SPL still has a long way to go, but at this point it is moving in the right direction.

[rendravolt]

It has been reportedly if mendy already agreed personal term. Finally, the way for him to go to the saudi club become even closer. Mendy gonna be the first recruitment from al ahli. The club was offering him very big salary.
I hope that the transfer will be going smootly. Al ahli is now focusing to get another player from different club while chelsea has been successfully selling some players to the saudi clubs like ziyech and mendy even koulibally.
Chesea is also making its club have very close relationship to the saudi club. It seems like that saudi club will be very welcome from any good players from chelsea.
We do know that so players who will be leaving from the club have been winning so many trophies and they have amazing potential.

I was really surprised that there was another player from Chelsea who was the target of a Saudi league club and now it is goalkeeper Eduardo Mendy's turn to join Al-Hilal. I didn't think that the dynasty owned by Chelsea was now collapsing to optimize its finances again after spending so much money last season. But it's also a good offer to play in the Saudi league because it has such a fantastic salary per season. I think now the favorite destination for European players is to join the Saudi league after winning any title in Europe.

[shinratensei_]

Im very happy now after al hilal failed to get messi from PSG and it's now able to get neves from wolves. Never has been getting an offer from barcelona but he refuses it as he was even more interesting to play in al hilal.

He will be in the same club as koulibally too. Im very happy as never has been picking the best choice rather than going to the barcelona.

Barcelona is again losing one of its target in summer transfer season. I hope that more players to come soon. It seems like that all of things going so well for al hilal after messi rejected to join in this club.

[wiss19]

Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

I still believe that every player's goal and definition of success in football is linked to fame and money. They will want to grab at least one if they can’t get both. I don't see anything wrong with Saudi clubs making significant offers to great European league players to come join them and help their league grow. In exchange for their popularity, they will get more viewers, followers, and deals, allowing them to recoup more of the money they spent to get to that point. Every player has different priorities; some are motivated by money, while others are motivated by fame. However, it is exceedingly improbable that a player will go solely for fame and not for financial gain.

Yeah, Saudis are using their influence in European clubs with now investing huge funds are also their weapon for having big stars in their league and trying their best for success of their bid for the 2030 World Cup which is hanging but have good ratio due to many factors Cristiano Ronaldo and now Karm Banzema are big stars in European with good influence around soccer world giving them good advantage hopefully now in coming weeks we will have many more which will be jumped here due to all things which are important for any player.

Even right now Saudi Pro League is having no quality like we have in European soccer but if they will develop things here and also start good academies which will be also brought many teenagers and surely this will be also impressive for the long term success specially African region players will be able to have good base and success for their money problems which is also important.

[shogun47]

Yeah, Saudis are using their influence in European clubs with now investing huge funds are also their weapon for having big stars in their league and trying their best for success of their bid for the 2030 World Cup which is hanging but have good ratio due to many factors Cristiano Ronaldo and now Karm Banzema are big stars in European with good influence around soccer world giving them good advantage hopefully now in coming weeks we will have many more which will be jumped here due to all things which are important for any player.

Even right now Saudi Pro League is having no quality like we have in European soccer but if they will develop things here and also start good academies which will be also brought many teenagers and surely this will be also impressive for the long term success specially African region players will be able to have good base and success for their money problems which is also important.

But I can't fully grasp yet whether their goal is to keep pimping up their national league or whether they are also planning to expand their influence in European soccer leagues. Newcastle hasn't yet announced big transfers, but I expect that they will do it very soon. The race is now on and I think even clbs that have been relatively successful in the past and also did ok financially will soon have no chance when it comes to competing for talent. The billionaires are becoming more and more serious about taking control of all types of sports.

[sokani]

Since Al-Nassr signed Cristiano Ronaldo after the FIFA World Cup his influence has really made many other European players to consider  plying their trade in the Saudi Arabian League.
Ronaldo influence will before the end of the summer transfer window will make many people to join him in the league. With the way at which the Saudi Arabian League is fast growing and gaining global recognition, it might the next big league in club football and that's one the Cristiano Ronaldo effects

It is called the GOAT factor. Ronaldo's presence in the league is giving it a lot of recognition and attention as many european players are flogging to the Saudi Arabian league. Benzema, Kante have recently signed and it is reported that deals have been agreed with Eduardo Mendy, Reuben Neves and Kuolibaly. Money is unarguably the main driving factor here and if I were to predict I would say that atleast 10 european players would move to the Saudi Arabian league before the transfer market comes to a end.

[harapan]

Maybe the Arab league is popular since Ronaldo joined there.  before that no one even discussed it here. Ronaldo popularity can raise the Saudi Arabian League, it is increasingly known throughout the world, even Ronaldo arrival makes the Saudi Arabian League even more interesting to watch.

To me Ronaldo's arrival has not made the league interesting. It might have made it popular but its the way it has always been before Ronaldo. The league is interesting to people who follow it. I don't even think the viewers of the league have improved that much.
I have never watched a match from the Saudi league and I'm certain a lot of people here talking about it haven't either. I will try to change that because I'm a football fan and I like to keep tabs on different football league. There was a time I was watching the JLeague, till my source became unavailable in my location.
These as the issues those leagues are having. Many people don't have access to their games.
If any league will rub shoulders with the European league its the MLS. They do not have as much money as the Saudis but they are investing heavily in other areas and bringing a lot of players to their league.

At this rate, I believe the Arabs will take over football, but it wont be through their league. It would be through acquisition of European teams. It may take time but with how things keep going its a very big probability.  

[Litzki1990]

The next season for the competition is going to be really tough because some top Saudi teams have showed interest in many players currently playing in Europe and most of them are satisfied with the offers coming for them. Gradually, the unknown Saudi team is already getting media attention and following after Ronaldo join the Al-Nassr team last season. Many people assumes it’s about money most of the players are joining those teams, if that’s the reason, then it’s still okay. But I’m certain that very soon the league will no more be about that but will be a tough competitive league amongst others.

Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

Since Al-Nassr signed Cristiano Ronaldo after the FIFA World Cup his influence has really made many other European players to consider  plying their trade in the Saudi Arabian League.
Ronaldo influence will before the end of the summer transfer window will make many people to join him in the league. With the way at which the Saudi Arabian League is fast growing and gaining global recognition, it might the next big league in club football and that's one the Cristiano Ronaldo effects

Ever since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Saudi Arabia, other Saudi clubs have been trying hard to sign big stars from Europe.  Like a few days ago Al-Hilal offered a huge amount of money to bring Lionel Messi to their team but they finally failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia but another Saudi club Al Ittihad took Karim Benzema to their club. Ronaldo Messi Karim Benzema was not limited to these three Saudi clubs. Neymar was also offered a big sum to join the Saudi League but Neymar refused the offer.

[Juggy777]

Yeah, that makes other european players are feeling confident to go there. Ronaldo has proven even though he must be playing in the different time zone and season, it's not a big problem for ronaldo. The players can start to adapt with the environment slowly.
That must be the main reason for other players are also interesting to go there. Benzema, kante, mendy, kouliball, ziyech and many more. They are interesting to play for saudi clubs.
They wanna be a part of the extensive projects that already planned by saudi clubs. Im very glad that if ronaldo will not become the only one who played there.
He will be having more friends to come, especially benzema as his best friend once ronaldo was still playing on real madrid,.I hope this will make saudi league to be even better.

I still don't understand the craze surrounding European leagues. The club owners treat their players badly and refuse to release them even for tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup and Copa America. And let's not forget the threats from European clubs when FIFA decided to conduct the 2022 World Cup in November-December. The threat was that they will not allow their players to participate in the tournament, as their league is more important than the FIFA World Cup. Finally the Saudis have put an end to the European monopoly and now their arrogance should be a bit reduced. SPL still has a long way to go, but at this point it is moving in the right direction.

@Sithara007 player’s yet prefer European club’s because of the huge fan following plus known recognition that they get for achieving new records for these clubs. Furthermore while SPL is stealing lot of quality player’s most of them are aged hence the European club’s won’t bother much at least for now but once young stars too start too leave then they’ll go into panic mode and it’ll be interesting to see how they’ll secure their young stars amid interest from SPL clubs.

[BRINIRHA]

Im very happy now after al hilal failed to get messi from PSG and it's now able to get neves from wolves. Never has been getting an offer from barcelona but he refuses it as he was even more interesting to play in al hilal.

He will be in the same club as koulibally too. Im very happy as never has been picking the best choice rather than going to the barcelona.

Barcelona is again losing one of its target in summer transfer season. I hope that more players to come soon. It seems like that all of things going so well for al hilal after messi rejected to join in this club.

Clubs in the Saudi Professional League look set to land more stars from Europe this season. In fact, I heard that there are players from a club from the Italian league who will also join the SPL. The bottom line is that in the coming season I think the SPL league will really put out a much better game than usual.

In fact, what makes me most curious is the Al-Nassr vs Al-ittihad match, which of course will bring together Cristiano Ronaldo and Benzema as an opponent. The competition from the former two best strikers from Real Madrid will be very interesting to watch.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Clubs in the Saudi Professional League look set to land more stars from Europe this season. In fact, I heard that there are players from a club from the Italian league who will also join the SPL. The bottom line is that in the coming season I think the SPL league will really put out a much better game than usual.

They only join Saudi Professional League if they receive more money from those local clubs than European clubs. It is what is happening and it will stop when Saudi Arabian clubs stop their policies to give very high salary for players from Europe. I don't believe the policy will continue forever even Saudi Arabia is a very rich country with income from oil.

In fact, what makes me most curious is the Al-Nassr vs Al-ittihad match, which of course will bring together Cristiano Ronaldo and Benzema as an opponent. The competition from the former two best strikers from Real Madrid will be very interesting to watch.

They are smartly using their money by signing with those players and make matches between those clubs more exciting. I believe if possible, each club will try to sign with a big star player rather than signing with some star players for a single club. It will make the league more exciting and attract more television, communication companies in Europe to broadcast the Saudi Professional League matches.

[Plaguedeath]

They are smartly using their money by signing with those players and make matches between those clubs more exciting. I believe if possible, each club will try to sign with a big star player rather than signing with some star players for a single club. It will make the league more exciting and attract more television, communication companies in Europe to broadcast the Saudi Professional League matches.

Saudi Arabia has a lot money and they just don't know where they need to use all of their money. Obviously signing many star players will influence their traffic, but it wouldn't be last long. The bad thing of signing star players is, young football player in Saudi Arabia will not able to compete against them because if there's a star player and a good Saudi Arabian player, they will choose to let the star player play than their local player.

[Bananington]

Saudi Arabia has a lot money and they just don't know where they need to use all of their money. Obviously signing many star players will influence their traffic, but it wouldn't be last long. The bad thing of signing star players is, young football player in Saudi Arabia will not able to compete against them because if there's a star player and a good Saudi Arabian player, they will choose to let the star player play than their local player.

A star will shine in any situation. If at all, the introduction of proven star players from other leagues to the Saudi Arabian League and these teams will increase the level of competition in the squad for first 11 place. Players in the team will see a need to improve so as to keep and maintain their position. I doubt that any manager of any team in the league will see a player not playing well, like very poorly and still choose to leave him in the team to start games because he is a player they attracted to the club with money from other more known leagues.

[hahay]

They are smartly using their money by signing with those players and make matches between those clubs more exciting. I believe if possible, each club will try to sign with a big star player rather than signing with some star players for a single club. It will make the league more exciting and attract more television, communication companies in Europe to broadcast the Saudi Professional League matches.

Saudi Arabia has a lot money and they just don't know where they need to use all of their money. Obviously signing many star players will influence their traffic, but it wouldn't be last long. The bad thing of signing star players is, young football player in Saudi Arabia will not able to compete against them because if there's a star player and a good Saudi Arabian player, they will choose to let the star player play than their local player.

Yes, indeed, there will always be good sides and bad sides, but if it is related to local players who might not develop, then of course that will be a bad side that they have to consider again. But yes, if they have a good program and/or plan to keep giving local players to develop then of course, with these star players they can learn a lot and gain experience and knowledge from the star players who are there. So in any case, I think they must have considered this too, because by recruiting star players it doesn't mean they will ignore local players.

[nlovric]

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Ronaldo's move to Al Nasser was a tremendous grab for Saudi, and I believe it opened the door for great clubs in the league to begin making acquisitions from European football. After all, the Saudi Arabia league has what it takes to hit harder next season. Saudi clubs have been proactive in the transfer window, influencing the minds of footballers who want to generate significant figures for themselves by signing them. I don't appreciate the league since it continually deals with finances, a player can play out of personal ambition, always play for great clubs in Saudi, rewriting the story of football giants.

Since Al-Nassr signed Cristiano Ronaldo after the FIFA World Cup his influence has really made many other European players to consider  plying their trade in the Saudi Arabian League.
Ronaldo influence will before the end of the summer transfer window will make many people to join him in the league. With the way at which the Saudi Arabian League is fast growing and gaining global recognition, it might the next big league in club football and that's one the Cristiano Ronaldo effects

Ever since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Saudi Arabia, other Saudi clubs have been trying hard to sign big stars from Europe.  Like a few days ago Al-Hilal offered a huge amount of money to bring Lionel Messi to their team but they finally failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia but another Saudi club Al Ittihad took Karim Benzema to their club. Ronaldo Messi Karim Benzema was not limited to these three Saudi clubs. Neymar was also offered a big sum to join the Saudi League but Neymar refused the offer.

The impact Cristiano Ronaldo move to Saudi Arabia has had on the league and the fervour among Saudi clubs to attract more European stars is interesting to watch. The latest reports regarding Al Hilal audacious attempt to sign Lionel Messi must have generated a lot of enthusiasm among football fans in the area. Al Hilal made every attempt to catch up with their pursuers but they were unsuccessful. However when Al Ittihad was able to sign Karim Benzema adding to the already star studded squad in the league the Saudi Arabian football scene underwent a dramatic change. Neymar received a sizable offer to join the Saudi League therefore other players must have been drawn by the glamour of playing alongside Ronaldo Messi and Benzema. However it appears that Neymar devotion to his present team and dedication to them won out as he chose to turn down the alluring offer. These achievements demonstrate Saudi clubs increased ambition and financial strength as they work to establish themselves on the world football stage.