Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[BRINIRHA]

Sometime I feel like what's looks like football in the future, many good players are now join Saudi Professional League when their main reason is only for money.

'for money'? i can't even agree with this. Money has become the main target why someone wanna try to become a professional football. Remember the story from kante or even ronaldo. They were coming from poor family. They can change their lives through getting big salary from being a professional football. There was also another target owned by the player but i think that mostly of players were putting money as everything right now. The popularity will follow then. So many players have various target in the football but all of them will not wanna play without getting paid.
That being said if money was at the top of their target by turning into the professional football.

It's fair enough every athlete want to make huge amount money, but I think we will not feel the beautiful of football match when the good players are divided to two side, one is focus on his career by joining top league e.g. Premier League, while the another one join Saudi Professional league.

The main target for a team played football was for winning the trophy and got a good reward from their efford. It is my belief that the club doesn't need to play aesthetically pleasing football. Winning trophy and getting reward is much more valuable compared with playing beautiful football.

I agree with you. That in the end everything is indeed a combination of Money and Hobbies. Their star soccer players are one of a kind people who pursue a career in a field they are passionate about. that is they have a hobby of playing soccer since childhood and they make this hobby a bridge to a brilliant career and make more money. It doesn't matter where the star players play, they will still be star players and we will still look forward to their performances on the field. I personally hope that one day the European and Asian leagues will join the Champions League. I want to see the ball competition between clubs become hotter and more complex in the future.

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[rendravolt]

Al-Ahli is getting closer to an agreement with Riyad Mahrez and it was reported today that everything will be finalized. However, it seems that getting Riyad Mahrez did not make Al-Ahli feel satisfied quickly and they immediately sealed another deal with Allan Saint-Maximin from Newcastle. This means there will be around 4 new recruits for Al-Ahli this summer including Roberto Firmino and also Eduard Mendy. I couldn't stop thinking that the transfer went so fast and everything felt so easy for a Saudi league team to be able to sign this European player.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1682012659745542144

[onecall123]

Saudi Arabia's clubs are making bold moves in the football world. Following Al-Ahli successful confirmation of Riyad Mahrez from Manchester City, they now eyes on Fulham coach Marco Silva. Reports suggest that Al-Ahli have made offer of 40 million to Marco Silva, become their new manager for a two-year contract. Definitely Saudi Arabia is on a mission to sign not only Premier League players but also talented managers.

[marcous]

Saudi Arabia's clubs are making bold moves in the football world. Following Al-Ahli successful confirmation of Riyad Mahrez from Manchester City, they now eyes on Fulham coach Marco Silva. Reports suggest that Al-Ahli have made offer of 40 million to Marco Silva, become their new manager for a two-year contract. Definitely Saudi Arabia is on a mission to sign not only Premier League players but also talented managers.

Marco Silva will become the second coach after Steven Gerrard (Al Ettifaq) to go to the SPL in the transfer market this summer, Al Ahli is likely to make Marco Silva the right coach for Fermino and Mahrez if this is true. I think the opportunity is very big to move closer to the SPL, of course with a very tempting offer of 40 million, Fulham will be willing to let Silva go to Al Ahli.

Marco Silva success in bringing Fulham to promotion to the EPL in the 2021 period is his best record, it's only natural that Al Ahli wants to bring the Portuguese man to work for the next two years.

[shogun47]

Saudi Arabia's clubs are making bold moves in the football world. Following Al-Ahli successful confirmation of Riyad Mahrez from Manchester City, they now eyes on Fulham coach Marco Silva. Reports suggest that Al-Ahli have made offer of 40 million to Marco Silva, become their new manager for a two-year contract. Definitely Saudi Arabia is on a mission to sign not only Premier League players but also talented managers.

Yes but so far the big coaches are not as easily convinced as the players. I think Mourinho has had great contracts for two decades and they would have to offer him money as crazy as they do for the players from time to time. But it could be a good strategy for them to sign coaches who have made their experience in the Premier League already and are still at the beginning of their manager careers like Gerrard. That way they buidl a good connection between European players coming over to the SPL and also bringing in some coaching experience that could improve the squad as a whole. And those younger coaches haven't yet earned their 100 million like Mourinho or Guardiola.

[Zlantann]

Saudi Arabia's clubs are making bold moves in the football world. Following Al-Ahli successful confirmation of Riyad Mahrez from Manchester City, they now eyes on Fulham coach Marco Silva. Reports suggest that Al-Ahli have made offer of 40 million to Marco Silva, become their new manager for a two-year contract. Definitely Saudi Arabia is on a mission to sign not only Premier League players but also talented managers.

Riyad Mahrez has won almost everything. Moving to Al-Ahli is not to achieve anything but to make money because Al-Ahli is not a competitive club in the Saudi League. They ended last season in the 15th position which is not quite encouraging to attract a player like Riyad. Marco Silva has to decide whether to stay in Fulham or choose the money caravan. He is not happy with the management of Fulham for their lukewarm attitude in the transfer market. He is a good coach that moved Fulham to the middle of the table, the club will miss a great coach if he leaves. £40m for two years is enough motivation to consider moving to Saudi Arabia to build a struggling team. He would have to start sourcing for players to boast Al-Ahli if he accepts the deal.

[rahmad2nd]

Al-Ahli is getting closer to an agreement with Riyad Mahrez and it was reported today that everything will be finalized. However, it seems that getting Riyad Mahrez did not make Al-Ahli feel satisfied quickly and they immediately sealed another deal with Allan Saint-Maximin from Newcastle. This means there will be around 4 new recruits for Al-Ahli this summer including Roberto Firmino and also Eduard Mendy. I couldn't stop thinking that the transfer went so fast and everything felt so easy for a Saudi league team to be able to sign this European player.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1682012659745542144

Manchester City have accepted a bid worth £30 million for experienced winger Ryad Mahrez from Saudi club Al Ahli. Consequently, the Algeria international has been granted permission to miss the treble-winning pre-season tour of Asia. Mahrez, will now discuss terms ahead of a possible move to the Jeddah-based Saudi Pro League team. Reports show he has been offered a three-year contract.
and as Romano reports, Al Ahli will finalize the Ryad Mahrez deal today and then time to seal the next one. Previously, Al Ahli had brought in Firmino first. so, if Mahrez joins Al Ahli, he will join and be a support player for Firmino. because referring to the coach, Pisto Mosimane prefers to use the 4-2-3-1 formation pattern. Unfortunately, Mane has no interest in joining his former team-mates while at Liverpool.

As for Allan Saint-Maximin, if the player is successfully brought in by Al-Ahli from Newcastle, he will certainly become a left-winger. however, that Allan Saint-Maximin could actually play in several positions.
well, Al-Ahli already has a front line that seems competitive. we'll see, whether they will bring in midfielders to support the depth of the squad. My assumption is that there is a big possibility that Al Ahli will still be targeting several other top European players.

[W Jr.]

Al-Ahli is getting closer to an agreement with Riyad Mahrez and it was reported today that everything will be finalized. However, it seems that getting Riyad Mahrez did not make Al-Ahli feel satisfied quickly and they immediately sealed another deal with Allan Saint-Maximin from Newcastle. This means there will be around 4 new recruits for Al-Ahli this summer including Roberto Firmino and also Eduard Mendy. I couldn't stop thinking that the transfer went so fast and everything felt so easy for a Saudi league team to be able to sign this European player.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1682012659745542144

I like Saint-Maximin, but he had a very mediocre performance last year. He would probably not continue with Newcastle this year and would leave the team. Still, it didn't surprise me that he refused the chance to continue his career in Europe and signed with one of the Arabian league teams. Considering the players who have recently come to the Arabian league, it is acceptable that Saint-Maximin wants to relax financially, considering his future.

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Al-Ahli is getting closer to an agreement with Riyad Mahrez and it was reported today that everything will be finalized. However, it seems that getting Riyad Mahrez did not make Al-Ahli feel satisfied quickly and they immediately sealed another deal with Allan Saint-Maximin from Newcastle. This means there will be around 4 new recruits for Al-Ahli this summer including Roberto Firmino and also Eduard Mendy. I couldn't stop thinking that the transfer went so fast and everything felt so easy for a Saudi league team to be able to sign this European player.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1682012659745542144

Manchester City have accepted a bid worth £30 million for experienced winger Ryad Mahrez from Saudi club Al Ahli. Consequently, the Algeria international has been granted permission to miss the treble-winning pre-season tour of Asia. Mahrez, will now discuss terms ahead of a possible move to the Jeddah-based Saudi Pro League team. Reports show he has been offered a three-year contract.
and as Romano reports, Al Ahli will finalize the Ryad Mahrez deal today and then time to seal the next one. Previously, Al Ahli had brought in Firmino first. so, if Mahrez joins Al Ahli, he will join and be a support player for Firmino. because referring to the coach, Pisto Mosimane prefers to use the 4-2-3-1 formation pattern. Unfortunately, Mane has no interest in joining his former team-mates while at Liverpool.

As for Allan Saint-Maximin, if the player is successfully brought in by Al-Ahli from Newcastle, he will certainly become a left-winger. however, that Allan Saint-Maximin could actually play in several positions.
well, Al-Ahli already has a front line that seems competitive. we'll see, whether they will bring in midfielders to support the depth of the squad. My assumption is that there is a big possibility that Al Ahli will still be targeting several other top European players.

It can be said that Al-Ahli's new recruits will give birth to a dangerous trio starting next season, namely Firmino, Riyad Mahrez, and also Allan Saint-Maximin. I only realized when I remembered the position of each player, this refers to a deadly scheme for Al-Ahli's attack line. It is even possible that other strong Saudi league teams will find it very difficult to be able to keep up with the squad currently owned by Al-Ahli. I think maybe the attacking line is finished, but Al-Ahli hasn't added any European players for the midfield and defense positions. Looks like we can't wait to be surprised by the promoted team in the Saudi league next season and with a squad depth like this, they have a chance to win the Saudi league.

[hahay]

Based on some news, that David de Gea might play in the Saudi Professional League and I think it might happen. Because after all, the rumors are that the club that will be willing to recruit David de Gea can also pay a large salary like double David de Gea salary at Manchester United. After all, so far also there are no strong rumors from big clubs in Europe who are interested in recruiting David de Gea. So yes, with the big pay that David de Gea will get in the Saudi Professional League, then it seems like I'm pretty sure David de Gea will accept the offer submitted by the club playing in the Saudi Professional League.

[Bitcoin_people]

The club friendly game Benfica vs Al Nassr is taking place at Estádio Algarve Stadium in Portugal. This match is expected to be a great game, two teams will enter the field after the after many days. Especially between the two teams will be a great attack with Benficia's players looking to attack well. World famous star Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr club will attack enough to help his team reach the winning goal. If we look at the stronger team between the two teams then definitely Benficia is ahead in all aspects. In today's match bet loss Benfica @1.25 and Draw @5.00 and Al Nassr @9.50 according to which Benfica has more chance to win. However, it will be seen on the playing field which team will perform well and accordingly will have the chance to win the match although it is difficult to predict. But today's match will definitely be a game full of attack if both teams perform well.

[Kasabus]

Sometime I feel like what's looks like football in the future, many good players are now join Saudi Professional League when their main reason is only for money.

'for money'? i can't even agree with this. Money has become the main target why someone wanna try to become a professional football. Remember the story from kante or even ronaldo. They were coming from poor family. They can change their lives through getting big salary from being a professional football. There was also another target owned by the player but i think that mostly of players were putting money as everything right now. The popularity will follow then. So many players have various target in the football but all of them will not wanna play without getting paid.
That being said if money was at the top of their target by turning into the professional football.

It's fair enough every athlete want to make huge amount money, but I think we will not feel the beautiful of football match when the good players are divided to two side, one is focus on his career by joining top league e.g. Premier League, while the another one join Saudi Professional league.

The main target for a team played football was for winning the trophy and got a good reward from their efford. It is my belief that the club doesn't need to play aesthetically pleasing football. Winning trophy and getting reward is much more valuable compared with playing beautiful football.

I agree with you. That in the end everything is indeed a combination of Money and Hobbies. Their star soccer players are one of a kind people who pursue a career in a field they are passionate about. that is they have a hobby of playing soccer since childhood and they make this hobby a bridge to a brilliant career and make more money. It doesn't matter where the star players play, they will still be star players and we will still look forward to their performances on the field. I personally hope that one day the European and Asian leagues will join the Champions League. I want to see the ball competition between clubs become hotter and more complex in the future.

Yes, money is just one of the few main reason but we cannot deny that without that factor, these superstars will not be enticed by a club's offer to them as they know their personal worth and what could they bring to the team even if they are not on the height of their primes anymore. Still, their experience will be a big thing for the club as aside from the need of a veteran, they also needed someone with an experience who can help and teach the younger generation.

Because if it's not about money, CR7 will not be in Saudi League and Messi will not be in Inter Miami as the latter's first choice was to go back at Barcelona FC but they cannot afford Messi at that moment.

[borovichok]

Based on some news, that David de Gea might play in the Saudi Professional League and I think it might happen. Because after all, the rumors are that the club that will be willing to recruit David de Gea can also pay a large salary like double David de Gea salary at Manchester United. After all, so far also there are no strong rumors from big clubs in Europe who are interested in recruiting David de Gea. So yes, with the big pay that David de Gea will get in the Saudi Professional League, then it seems like I'm pretty sure David de Gea will accept the offer submitted by the club playing in the Saudi Professional League.

Saudi clubs continue to hunt for free agents with potential qualities that are appealing to coaches. Manchester United inadvertently let go of a fantastic goalkeeper, which is a major setback for them. The red devil has already brought in a substitute for David de Gea, Andre Onana. David de Gea's prospects of playing in the Saudi Professional League are extremely likely at the present, as we admit that he is currently without a team, a free agent this summer, and his agent will undoubtedly secure him a deal before the transfer window closes.

[FanEagle]

Lol, if people think that Ronaldo was a good cause to join Saudi league, they are very very very wrong. It's not about Ronaldo at all, it's about money and if Ronaldo never went there but Benzema was offered nearly 200, he would still go there. You think people would reject 200 million normally but accept it just because Ronaldo is there? Of course not, they would still accept it.

It's quite funny that Ronaldo fans still think that a guy who accepts 200 million is someone who did that because Ronaldo was already there. Most of the players in the image went there because they were offered as high as 10 times more money than they were offered anywhere else, which is a good reason to play in any league really and makes it entertaining.

[Joca97]

Lol, if people think that Ronaldo was a good cause to join Saudi league, they are very very very wrong. It's not about Ronaldo at all, it's about money and if Ronaldo never went there but Benzema was offered nearly 200, he would still go there. You think people would reject 200 million normally but accept it just because Ronaldo is there? Of course not, they would still accept it.

It's quite funny that Ronaldo fans still think that a guy who accepts 200 million is someone who did that because Ronaldo was already there. Most of the players in the image went there because they were offered as high as 10 times more money than they were offered anywhere else, which is a good reason to play in any league really and makes it entertaining.

Ronaldo just opened the way to Saudi Arabia. He went their for the money and it became a trend. Now all of the players are joining the league because of the money,but now the quality of the league is a lot higher then it was. For me its only wierd that Benzema received more money then Ronaldo did. The only thing this league dosent lead to the european champions league. Plus this league is a lot older but all the players are just coming for the money

[Asiska02]

Sometime I feel like what's looks like football in the future, many good players are now join Saudi Professional League when their main reason is only for money. It's fair enough every athlete want to make huge amount money, but I think we will not feel the beautiful of football match when the good players are divided to two side, one is focus on his career by joining top league e.g. Premier League, while the another one join Saudi Professional league.

Your point is invalid as I don’t agree with your statement entirely. If all those athletes have even joined those teams because of the money, now that most of the teams have great players from Europe don’t you think the league will be more intriguing to watch than before? Everyone wants to play football where they’re are valued and appreciated for their contributions. If they can find such in the Saudi Arabian league, then bringing up money issue shouldn’t be the case for debate.

For once I'm not in support of what Cristiano Ronaldo has got to say. It does seems so, he's still got heavy heart for Europeans. Before for now he's said he'll end his career with Sporting Lisbon, now he's making decisions with anger and hate. Yeah, Manchester United did him dirty I stand by him on that, but it's not just sharp to say he opened the way to the Saudi Arabian League. It's obviously for the money and nothing else. He's currently Guinness Book of Record highest paid Athlete in the World.

It was just his effect as a big player that he is that made a lot of people attracted to that league. If he had join another league that’s not we’ll recognized, it’ll still have the same effect as this.
About him retiring at Sporting Lisbon, it’s not too late for him to joint the team, if his contract expires here with Al-Nassr he can still join his home team and retire there.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

For me its only wierd that Benzema received more money then Ronaldo did. The only thing this league dosent lead to the european champions league. Plus this league is a lot older but all the players are just coming for the money

Choosing to play in this league means ending a career, I mean most likely it will be their last club so there is no need to be surprised if they receive a high salary as compensation, after all there was no way they would get an opportunity like this anywhere else so why not take a chance. By the way as far as I know Benzema and Ronaldo receive the same salary around 200 million per season, why do you think Benzema received more? even from what I know Ronaldo has the opportunity to get more from sponsors they have a bonus deal.

Saudi clubs continue to hunt for free agents with potential qualities that are appealing to coaches.

Well players with free transfer status are the main target this way they can save on expenses and use the money to pay salaries imagine if they have to pay a salary + transfer fee then the expenses will be more. Why don't we ever hear of Saudi clubs hunting for Mbappe, Haaland, Victor Osimhen or any other young player? the reason is as I said to save expenses and most likely they will refuse, anyway they can take that opportunity in old age for now they prefer a career.

[W Jr.]

Lol, if people think that Ronaldo was a good cause to join Saudi league, they are very very very wrong. It's not about Ronaldo at all, it's about money and if Ronaldo never went there but Benzema was offered nearly 200, he would still go there. You think people would reject 200 million normally but accept it just because Ronaldo is there? Of course not, they would still accept it.

It's quite funny that Ronaldo fans still think that a guy who accepts 200 million is someone who did that because Ronaldo was already there. Most of the players in the image went there because they were offered as high as 10 times more money than they were offered anywhere else, which is a good reason to play in any league really and makes it entertaining.

Ronaldo just opened the way to Saudi Arabia. He went their for the money and it became a trend. Now all of the players are joining the league because of the money,but now the quality of the league is a lot higher then it was. For me its only wierd that Benzema received more money then Ronaldo did. The only thing this league dosent lead to the european champions league. Plus this league is a lot older but all the players are just coming for the money

When Saudi Arabia is mentioned, the culture that many European players are far from comes to mind. Therefore, it was obvious that there was little in common and that the league was not interesting for the players, but this changed completely with Cristiano Ronaldo. Since the astronomical numbers given are the numbers that a football player cannot win in a lifetime, players have started to go there now. The league has become so popular right now that all the stars can go there.

[Leviathan.007]

Sometime I feel like what's looks like football in the future, many good players are now join Saudi Professional League when their main reason is only for money. It's fair enough every athlete want to make huge amount money, but I think we will not feel the beautiful of football match when the good players are divided to two side, one is focus on his career by joining top league e.g. Premier League, while the another one join Saudi Professional league.

Basically, I believe it is very unlikely that young players who have great potential will be willing to play outside of the big European leagues and clubs. So yes, because the star players who are currently playing outside Europe, basically they have also previously carved out a great career in Europe. Therefore, at this moment like Ronaldo for example, whose age is no longer prime, then playing at a club here in the SPL that pays dearly seems to be a good final destination. After all, they are also still under FIFA rules, so as long as they do not break the rules then of course they will also be fine. Therefore, I think there nothing to worry about, because there will be a time for us to have new idols and it's no longer just about Ronaldo and Messi.

Years ago only old and weak players from European countries were playing in Asian and Arabian teams at the end of their careers but recently and especially after Ronaldo joined Al Hilal, I think the interest of playing on Saudi teams increased and we can see even younger players joining Saudi teams.

[BITCOIN4X]

Saudi Arabia's clubs are making bold moves in the football world. Following Al-Ahli successful confirmation of Riyad Mahrez from Manchester City, they now eyes on Fulham coach Marco Silva. Reports suggest that Al-Ahli have made offer of 40 million to Marco Silva, become their new manager for a two-year contract. Definitely Saudi Arabia is on a mission to sign not only Premier League players but also talented managers.

It is not surprising what some Arab clubs have done so far, it is because they have managed to hook big investors in this business. The Arab Pro League will be even more competitive with the arrival of this top player, but here on the other hand their current steps will never guarantee they can win the title. They've spent hundreds of millions of dollars signing players, it has made some teams even scarier.

Apart from top players, I think they will also sign top European coaches as well as another effort in terms of quality improvement. This has definitely been a big step for some of the Arab Pro League teams.