Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Jody.Drummer]

There has been a decline in Benzema's performances as he gets older, but despite his decline, it's not significant in the sense that his performance is still within standard limits and he still deserves to be in the main squad.
We also can't always expect him to perform well forever, because ups and downs in performance are a certainty in football. Especially when age eats into his performance from time to time, he also has more injuries now, although the injury is relatively mild but it is still a bad sign for him.

It cannot be denied that sooner or later increasing age becomes a frightening threat to the quality of a player, and Benzema is no exception. Of course, we will not forget his performance while still playing for Real Madrid, so that he became the best player by winning the Ballon D'or. However, I will not blame Benzema in the Al Ittihad versus Al Tawoon match, because after all, every player has the potential to make mistakes, including Benzema.

There are still 24 matches left in the SPL, and anything is still possible. It is certainly very difficult for the clubs at the top of the standings to remain consistent by sweeping 24 matches with a win. So I think the standings will continue to change every week, the opportunity for Al Ittihad to win a trophy is still open.

It's inevitable for any player, not just Benzema, and only time will tell. Apart from all that I also still appreciate him, even though he is relatively old but he is still able to compete. Because not infrequently I see players whose age is still young they cannot improve their performance or even decline faster than they should.
Sooner or later we will definitely not see him play anymore and decide to retire, something that must happen to every player.
My only question is, is he interested in becoming a coach after retiring? It's worth waiting for.

[marcous]

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It cannot be denied that sooner or later increasing age becomes a frightening threat to the quality of a player, and Benzema is no exception. Of course, we will not forget his performance while still playing for Real Madrid, so that he became the best player by winning the Ballon D'or. However, I will not blame Benzema in the Al Ittihad versus Al Tawoon match, because after all, every player has the potential to make mistakes, including Benzema.

There are still 24 matches left in the SPL, and anything is still possible. It is certainly very difficult for the clubs at the top of the standings to remain consistent by sweeping 24 matches with a win. So I think the standings will continue to change every week, the opportunity for Al Ittihad to win a trophy is still open.

It's inevitable for any player, not just Benzema, and only time will tell. Apart from all that I also still appreciate him, even though he is relatively old but he is still able to compete. Because not infrequently I see players whose age is still young they cannot improve their performance or even decline faster than they should.
Sooner or later we will definitely not see him play anymore and decide to retire, something that must happen to every player.
My only question is, is he interested in becoming a coach after retiring? It's worth waiting for.

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

[Volgastallion]

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

 I didnt know that, he is a very brain player so i can see being a good manager, an Saudi Arabia Super league can be a very good starting point for him before make the jump into european football again, this time as a manager.

[Jody.Drummer]

It's inevitable for any player, not just Benzema, and only time will tell. Apart from all that I also still appreciate him, even though he is relatively old but he is still able to compete. Because not infrequently I see players whose age is still young they cannot improve their performance or even decline faster than they should.
Sooner or later we will definitely not see him play anymore and decide to retire, something that must happen to every player.
My only question is, is he interested in becoming a coach after retiring? It's worth waiting for.

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

Well if that happens then I will really wait for his work when he becomes a coach, whether when he becomes a coach will gain the same success as when he was a player or not. Indeed, many players aspire to become coaches when they retire, and I think that's good because they can learn early from experienced coaches about applying strategies in matches, or the smallest things that I'm sure each coach has a different coaching style.
Now if he wants to be a coach, then he should start learning from now on, so that when he really jumps in as a coach he can quickly and carefully apply his strategy.

[shogun47]

It's inevitable for any player, not just Benzema, and only time will tell. Apart from all that I also still appreciate him, even though he is relatively old but he is still able to compete. Because not infrequently I see players whose age is still young they cannot improve their performance or even decline faster than they should.
Sooner or later we will definitely not see him play anymore and decide to retire, something that must happen to every player.
My only question is, is he interested in becoming a coach after retiring? It's worth waiting for.

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

Well if that happens then I will really wait for his work when he becomes a coach, whether when he becomes a coach will gain the same success as when he was a player or not. Indeed, many players aspire to become coaches when they retire, and I think that's good because they can learn early from experienced coaches about applying strategies in matches, or the smallest things that I'm sure each coach has a different coaching style.
Now if he wants to be a coach, then he should start learning from now on, so that when he really jumps in as a coach he can quickly and carefully apply his strategy.

This is when I am sometimes stuck between a rock and a hard place. I look at the player and his achievements but first and foremost the character and then it is hard to imagine that the player could become a great coach. Zidane has always been an authority and someone who understands the game and is charsimatic. I had no doubt he could become successful as a coach. But a different example would be Diego Simeone. When he came to Atletico Madrid, I remembered how he behaved like a player and what character he was, and I couldn't get a picture into my head that would paint him as a good coach. But well, he delivered as a coach. In case of Benzema I don't know, maybe with experience at other clubs and then in 10 years from now he may be doing great as a coach. But I don't think he would be well respect by all players early on in his career.

[beerlover]

Al hilal deserves compensation. Neymar injured during FIFA calender. So, fifa has to taken care of responsibility to pay his salary according to the rules. The injury of neymar has already covered but this is not what al hilal wanted from him.
The club was willing him to play and that's it. Having neymar play the game will also increase the engagement to the his fans as well. This is why losing him due to the injury is a big lose not only for al hilal but SPL too.
Neymar being recruited to increase the popularity of club and league.

If there is a way that they could sue and get that money back then I would say it would be a good idea. I mean Neymar literally ended up with nearly no games at Al Hilal, he played about 5 games, and not all of it on those games as well, he played 4 games or so I think by minutes if you look at it that way. In any case, 5 games is very little and this dude is out for the whole season, there is no guarantee that he would comeback strong and play amazingly next year neither, and Al Hilal is paying a ton of money for him as well.

I understand that it would be quite difficult for Fifa to pay all of it, I mean we are talking about someone who is getting nearly 200 million a year, I doubt that Fifa has that kind of money to pay for injuries happened at the fifa tournaments but definitely not enough for him. Al Hilal took a responsibility with that type of huge payment, it was a bad decision before they made it, everyone knew it and yet they still did it.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1714446142094610638

I don't know what else to say, because Neymar has suffered another injury and had to be carried off the field on a stretcher. Neymar suffered an injury during the match between Brazil vs Uruguay which is currently underway and as reported by Fabrizio Romano it seems he has suffered another serious injury. I think whenever and wherever Neymar is he will still be faced with the problems that have caused him to experience a decline in performance in recent years.

In this week's match it is clear that Al-Hilal will not be strengthened by Neymar again and perhaps if he is often absent due to injury, Al-Hilal will also feel disadvantaged because missing Neymar will reduce most people's interest in watching the Saudi league. We can only hope that Neymar can recover quickly from his injury.

You can’t even hope that Neymar will quickly heal the injury - he has a serious knee injury and will miss up to six months. It looks like this season is over for him, the question is how much he can recover overall.
I feel very sorry for him, but I was once again convinced that his purchase was a deeply wrong decision. The only club that benefited from this transfer was PSG.

I just found out that he will be out for up to 6 months due to this serious injury and that means his first season with Al-Hilal has ended. Neymar gets the nickname "glass player" by most people because he often suffers from injuries and I think that is a reflection of Neymar's career that he cannot look after his body well. So every time he gets tackled hard, it ends up causing an injury from which it takes months to recover.

Al-Hilal bought Neymar just for exposure purposes and I think they didn't really consider the possibility of Neymar often getting injured. PSG was lucky when they sold him during the trend of Saudi league teams hunting for star players and when they saw that Neymar was beyond help and couldn't even help the team anymore, their decision was the right one to sell him last summer.

Well, it's really a shame that this player has a somewhat fragile body, things for him change a lot when they are matches that are life or death, because Uruguay won over Brazil in the standings in the qualifying rounds, now, Ney It is a player who will receive a lot of treatment, it is not so serious, although 6 months for AL-Hilal is something serious for them, I do not doubt the great ability that this player has, but now he has to wait to come with more strength, in the World Cup Something like this also happened to him, then in PSG too, which he was able to recover quickly in the ankle, in the game with Uruguay I couldn't see that time, because I was watching Colombia's game with Ecuador, which was very close, so These qualifying matches have been quite exciting and are at a high level. The fact that Brazil is doing poorly, because they lost points, is something that looks very serious. I have not seen Brazil like that in that way. I think they are afraid to This team has to make some changes now, because the way they play is no longer working for them, there are some guys who have been surprised, but basically what Ney does is something painful.

The Al-Hilal club is a team that has a lot to give, but basically with its best star who is not defending them because it is something difficult for them, it is the team that has the most rivalry with the AL Nassr team where CR7 is playing, where Many expected to see many matches between these two great stars, because the relationship has been maintained since Ney was in Barcelona and CR7 in Madrid, this is something that many wanted to see again, to see how things were going between the two stars. Now we have to wait those 6 months, which, due to fate, happened to Ney, I think that Ney must work on making his team much stronger, because he suffers many losses and misses many games that are crucial for Brazil where they need him a lot.

[bayu7adi]

After Talisca scored in the free kick that drew Al Nassr level with Damac, I thought the game was heading for a draw but the Portuguese superstar had another thought as his stunning strike from the free kick spot handed Al Nassr all three points from the game.

For those who witnessed it, this was a world-class strike executed by a top-tier player. An extraordinary comeback by Al Nassr after trailing in the first half. Ronaldo's decisive goal has garnered significant attention, as Al Nassr supporters promptly unfurled a banner featuring Captain America, but with Ronaldo's face superimposed on it. It's incredibly cool and well-deserved for the goal scorer representing Al Nassr.

This victory has also propelled Al Nassr to the 3rd position, displacing Ittihad FC, as Ittihad FC managed only a draw when facing Al Taawon. The point difference between Al Nassr and Ittihad now stands at 2 points on matchweek - 10.

[hahay]

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

 I didnt know that, he is a very brain player so i can see being a good manager, an Saudi Arabia Super league can be a very good starting point for him before make the jump into european football again, this time as a manager.

After all, becoming a coach is the way for most players to go after retirement and yes, it's no surprise that Benzema has a desire to become a coach in the future. But clearly, becoming a successful coach will take time, especially with Benzema still under contract, then will go to process of becoming a coach itself will also take a long time. Also, becoming a coach will not be quick enough to be able to coach a big team like Real Madrid. But yes, I personally believe that most players will probably become coaches in the future. Although not all players, but most of them will still have a career in soccer later after retirement.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

For those who witnessed it, this was a world-class strike executed by a top-tier player. An extraordinary comeback by Al Nassr after trailing in the first half. Ronaldo's decisive goal has garnered significant attention, as Al Nassr supporters promptly unfurled a banner featuring Captain America, but with Ronaldo's face superimposed on it. It's incredibly cool and well-deserved for the goal scorer representing Al Nassr.

This victory has also propelled Al Nassr to the 3rd position, displacing Ittihad FC, as Ittihad FC managed only a draw when facing Al Taawon. The point difference between Al Nassr and Ittihad now stands at 2 points on matchweek - 10.

We know this is not the first time Al-Nassr has done this we see it often and Ronaldo is always the decider, I remember when Al-Nassr was behind and they made an epic comeback by scoring 3 goals in extra time you know it doesn't make sense but that's what happens. This season looks different I mean the competition is getting tougher as we can see at least 5 teams are hunting for the top standings and Al-Taawoun has not been replaced we didn't think that a team like Al-Taawoun would be able to compete at the top of the standings even though they are not among the teams that bring in star players from Europe, I don't know what to say if they end up winning the title lol.

[rahmad2nd]

With Neymar suffering from an injury, and it is reported that the Brazilian star has been treated and will undergo surgery for a torn ligament and ACL cartilage, a treatment program has been determined for the duration after the operation. come back strong, wrote Al Hilal. Nevertheless, I am still happy that even without Neymar, Al Hilal still progressed to victory in the Saudi Pro League. well, Al Hilal is still able to maintain a point distance from its competitors in this league. has a difference of 3 points from Al Tawoun, 4 points adrift of Al Nassr and Al-Ahli.

In the next match, Al Hilal will host Al-Ahli on the 11th matchday of this competition. this match seems quite interesting, considering that Matthias Jaissle's squad has great motivation after winning their last two matches, especially overthrowing Al Ittihad. and what is certain is that Al-Ahli will provide full resistance when they visit Al Hilal's headquarters. but unfortunately, Al Hilal is a team that is strong enough to be defeated. moreover, they were playing as the home team. even without the presence of injured Neymar, Al Hilal is still the bookies' favorite team. and that's very natural, because Al Hilal has a solid team and a productive center forward. Plus, several other players too, can be relied on in terms of scoring goals.
My guess is that Al-Ahli will not be as lucky as in the match against Al Ittihad. and it looks like Al Hilal will remain at the top of the standings for some time to come. Well, because this match still has a break, we'll see Al Hilal's match in the AFC Champions League tomorrow.

[Doell]

For those who witnessed it, this was a world-class strike executed by a top-tier player. An extraordinary comeback by Al Nassr after trailing in the first half. Ronaldo's decisive goal has garnered significant attention, as Al Nassr supporters promptly unfurled a banner featuring Captain America, but with Ronaldo's face superimposed on it. It's incredibly cool and well-deserved for the goal scorer representing Al Nassr.

The goals scored by Talisca and Ronaldo were both from free kicks, yeah Indeed that's extraordinary comeback. Currently Talisca and Ronaldo already have very good chemistry when playing, with them Al Nassr can show a perfect because both of them are mainstay strikers. Unfortunately, In that match Ronaldo was often caught offside, if not, maybe we would seen a lot of goals there.
Yeah Cool, the fans at there are really creative. They can make their idols happy by making that's banner, because Ronaldo also looks happy. But if superman, Ronaldo will be very happy because as far as I know Ronaldo really likes this super hero.

[borovichok]

The goals scored by Talisca and Ronaldo were both from free kicks, yeah Indeed that's extraordinary comeback. Currently Talisca and Ronaldo already have very good chemistry when playing, with them Al Nassr can show a perfect because both of them are mainstay strikers. Unfortunately, In that match Ronaldo was often caught offside, if not, maybe we would seen a lot of goals there.
Yeah Cool, the fans at there are really creative. They can make their idols happy by making that's banner, because Ronaldo also looks happy. But if superman, Ronaldo will be very happy because as far as I know Ronaldo really likes this super hero.

Damac was happy in the first half after G.K Nkoudou made a long counter run into Al-Nassr territory and hits a stunning shots that rolled into the goal post of the home team. The Knights of Najd supporters starts throwing blames on the important players that was present and still losing, but they failed to understand that there's good probability of a comeback win. Talisca started everything with a brilliant freekick that level the game but Cristiano Ronaldo doing exactly what he did 5 years back against Spain in Russia 2018 world cup, shooting an exceptional curve ball into his opponents goal post without Moustapha Zeghba making no single attempt to save the ball. All I can say is Al Nassr is on fire this season.

[ginsan]

Cristiano Ronaldo who last week received an award from the football federation of country for reaching over 200 appearances with the national team came back from international duties and still delivered a great performance for his club Al Nassr yesterday.
After Talisca scored in the free kick that drew Al Nassr level with Damac, I thought the game was heading for a draw but the Portuguese superstar had another thought as his stunning strike from the free kick spot handed Al Nassr all three points from the game.

Cristiano Ronaldo became a big hero for Al Nassr because he was able to bring Al Nassr to 3 points with the goals he created. This season he seems to have found his best form because he has helped Al Nassr a lot in every match. If Ronaldo is able to maintain his best form, it is likely that Al Nassr can easily take the top position from Al Hilal.

The meeting between Al Nassr vs Al Hilal will take place in early December. I think this is a match that fans are really waiting for because it is a match that can change their progress in the standings. But yes, before that there are many matches that Ronaldo et al can take advantage of to achieve maximum results to continue to put pressure on the teams above them. Currently, Ronaldo is the top scorer in the Saudi Arabian league, ahead of Benzema and Firmino.

[Leviathan.007]

For those who witnessed it, this was a world-class strike executed by a top-tier player. An extraordinary comeback by Al Nassr after trailing in the first half. Ronaldo's decisive goal has garnered significant attention, as Al Nassr supporters promptly unfurled a banner featuring Captain America, but with Ronaldo's face superimposed on it. It's incredibly cool and well-deserved for the goal scorer representing Al Nassr.

The goals scored by Talisca and Ronaldo were both from free kicks, yeah Indeed that's extraordinary comeback. Currently Talisca and Ronaldo already have very good chemistry when playing, with them Al Nassr can show a perfect because both of them are mainstay strikers. Unfortunately, In that match Ronaldo was often caught offside, if not, maybe we would seen a lot of goals there.
Yeah Cool, the fans at there are really creative. They can make their idols happy by making that's banner, because Ronaldo also looks happy. But if superman, Ronaldo will be very happy because as far as I know Ronaldo really likes this super hero.

We can see Ronaldo's performance in this season soon after they start playing in the harder matches in the AFC Champions League in which there are stronger teams to face Ronaldo and Al Nassr.
But I think the fact about Ronaldo after 30 years old is he even had better performance than years ago when he was younger.
 


https://www.besoccer.com/new/cristiano-ronaldo-has-higher-goal-average-since-turning-30-893180

[kawetsriyanto]

Cristiano Ronaldo became a big hero for Al Nassr because he was able to bring Al Nassr to 3 points with the goals he created. This season he seems to have found his best form because he has helped Al Nassr a lot in every match. If Ronaldo is able to maintain his best form, it is likely that Al Nassr can easily take the top position from Al Hilal.

He became the hero for Al Nassr in many matches. Ronaldo often contributed with his goals, it leads La Nassr to win the match. Regarding his current performance, I agree that he performed better in this season. So far, Ronaldo already scored 11 goals, he is leading the top scorer table. If he can maintain his good form, he will be the top scorer in this season. He has a big chance, especially he also get a better support from his teammates after Al Nassr signed Mane. This good performance influences the position of Al Nassr on the SPL standings, they are now in the 3rd place. They still has a chance to win the SPL title.

The meeting between Al Nassr vs Al Hilal will take place in early December. I think this is a match that fans are really waiting for because it is a match that can change their progress in the standings. But yes, before that there are many matches that Ronaldo et al can take advantage of to achieve maximum results to continue to put pressure on the teams above them. Currently, Ronaldo is the top scorer in the Saudi Arabian league, ahead of Benzema and Firmino.

Of course, the match can be a crucial match to determine the chance for winning the title. AL Nassr needs to defeat Al Hilal to overtake the first place. But Al Nassr needs to keep winning every match to make sure there is no big gap between Al Nassr points and Al Hilal points. It is interesting although it won't be an easy challenge for Al Nassr.

[Google+]

In terms of squad depth, Al-Nassr should be able to score more than two goals, but even in normal attacks they are always thwarted by the opposing goalkeeper. Luckily, when the deadlock from normal attacks didn't work, Al-Nassr still had smart players to execute free kicks and Talisca and Ronaldo managed to do it all well.

I also feel satisfied with this result and at least Al-Nassr did not achieve a draw or lose because if they get this result it is certain that the positive trend they are maintaining will be broken and also the opportunity to get closer to the top of the standings will experience another setback.

This match was quite fierce if you look at it because Damac was able to score 16 shots and 6 were on target. I admit that there was a lot of luck for Al Nassr and that luck was none other than because they had players who were able to execute free kicks into goals. Ronaldo is a versatile player where in this match he showed his skills in free kicks to score goals and it was quite spectacular from what he showed in this match.

For Damac, they don't have attackers who are good enough to score goals because many of the opportunities they have can't be converted into goals. I think Al Nassr has a stronger and more experienced squad depth so they were able to end this match with a win thanks to the two goals they scored via free kicks.

[temple]

Cristiano Ronaldo contributed quite a bit to the mess that was going on at Manchester United after he joined them. I don't understand a lot of things about ten Hag, but in this case I understand that he didn't want to crown Ronaldo king from day one when he also had all these young players who were trying to find their own place and who were ready to fight for their position and take on the challenge. If someone gets a free ticket to the starting XI, it can cause problems in the team cohesion. But Ronaldo got his chances to start games and he didn't use them.

Al-Nassr supporting him is nothing spectacular. What did you think they would do after finalizing the most impressive transfer financially of all times? It's a difference to play in the Premier League or in the Saudi Professional League and Ronaldo knows that as well.

Cristiano Ronaldo may not have accepted ten Hag's contract with Manchester United in the second phase, he may have wanted a young player instead of Ronaldo, but the management signed Cristiano Ronaldo, so maybe the manager did not give much priority to Ronaldo in the team. I know there is a lot of difference between the English Premier League and the Saudi Pro League but a player plays well when he is mentally happy. Cristiano Ronaldo was never mentally happy at Manchester United which is why we have noticed a bad effect on his performance but he is very happy mentally when he came to Saudi Arabia which is why he is performing so well for Al Nasser.

I can't know how exactly the disaster at Manchester United was provoked, but when the management decided to sign Ronaldo against ten Hag's opinion about that player, it is still his duty to allow his players to compete on a level-playing field. Ronaldo is a player who wants to have influence on the team as well as on the managers choices. Ten Hag is not that kind of guy who wants his players to chime in who should play and who should not. Ronaldo expected to be treated as somebody else and not on the same grounds like his teammates. He wants to take the free kicks, the penalties, he wants to be the captain, and he wants to be able to take a day off when he feels like it. Ten Hag knew that he wouldn't be the perfect addition to a team that is supposed to be developed over a long period of time. In Saudi Arabia he is getting what he wants. The only thing that's missing during games is a crown on his head.

[makishart]

I think Benzema seems interested in trying his luck by becoming a coach. I once read some local news regarding Benzema desire to enter the managerial world after deciding to retire as a professional player. If I'm not mistaken, Benzema aspires to be like Zidane, who successfully managed Madrid and succeeded in winning the Champions League. However, I think it will take a long time for that to happen, because Benzema is still under contract with Al Ittihad until June 2026.

Source : https://www.goal.com/id/berita/karim-benzema-pelatih-real-madrid/1f0b4ex0sg8u31euajxyi5skn8

 I didnt know that, he is a very brain player so i can see being a good manager, an Saudi Arabia Super league can be a very good starting point for him before make the jump into european football again, this time as a manager.

Benzema had many experiences under various world class coach and he knew that the way to coaching the club better than another player. I see no problem if benzema will retire as a professional football and continue his journey in the football as a coach.
That means if he will able to go back again into the european professional scene like xabi alonso. I do support it cuased by benzema can't always play football forever. He needs to consider it as his next job.
His experience will be helping him so much. I do really support this if he was not willing to play as a football player anymore. Benzema thinks to enjoy his age by being a coach for the club.

It sounds good for me to hear that. Benzema probabbly become as good as xabi.

[bayu7adi]

We can see Ronaldo's performance in this season soon after they start playing in the harder matches in the AFC Champions League in which there are stronger teams to face Ronaldo and Al Nassr.
But I think the fact about Ronaldo after 30 years old is he even had better performance than years ago when he was younger.
 
https://i.postimg.cc/yxmXyFG3/cristiano-ronaldo-before-and-after-30-using-profootballdb-data-besoccer.jpg

https://www.besoccer.com/new/cristiano-ronaldo-has-higher-goal-average-since-turning-30-893180

The older he gets, the more ferocious he becomes. Perhaps that's a fitting moniker for CR7 at his current age of 38. We've observed that, on average, football players tend to opt for retirement around the age of 35. Yet, Ronaldo, in his footballing twilight, continues to be a formidable presence on the pitch, displaying dominance.

However, he now plies his trade in Saudi Arabia, where the competition is not as intense as in the English Premier League. I can't make a blanket statement that Ronaldo will conquer the Arab League, but he will certainly master the game at Al Nassr with the assistance of his ten teammates. The chance of clinching the league title remains open for Al Nassr, while we eagerly await Neymar's return to the field to spice up the Saudi league.

I still wish to see him play beyond the year 2025. While it may seem a tad ambitious, Ronaldo has undeniably become the lifeblood of today's footballing world.